Pwn2Own Miami has come to a close, and Zero Day Initiative says participants earned more than $400,000 for demonstrating vulnerabilities in popular industrial control systems (ICS). Zero Day Initiative gives vendors 120 days to address the vulnerabilities reported by Pwn2Own participants before they are shared publicly, so although we have some general information about the flaws, the nature of these zero-days probably won’t be revealed until August.

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