Bleepingcomputer Zeroday Cloud Competition Awards $320,000 for 11 Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
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The Zeroday Cloud hacking competition in London awarded $320,000 to researchers for demonstrating 11 critical zero-day vulnerabilities in cloud infrastructure components. Hosted by Wiz Research in collaboration with AWS, Microsoft, and Google Cloud, the event saw an 85% success rate across 13 hacking sessions, highlighting the impact of AI on vulnerability discovery.
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