On May 16, several teams participated in a cybersecurity challenge, targeting high-profile software vulnerabilities across various categories, including AI, Server, and Virtualization. Prominent participants included FuzzingLabs, Viettel Cyber Security, and STARLabs SG, competing for cash rewards that ranged from $20,000 to $150,000, with additional Master of Pwn points at stake. The diversity of targets highlighted a significant focus on vulnerabilities in NVIDIA Triton Inference Server, Microsoft SharePoint, and VMware ESXi, reflecting current trends in cybersecurity risks and interests.
Various teams are competing to exploit vulnerabilities in software, with varying rewards and points based on the target and category of the vulnerability.
On May 16, notable targets included NVIDIA Triton Inference Server, Microsoft SharePoint, VMware ESXi, Mozilla Firefox, Redis, and Oracle VirtualBox, showcasing a diverse range of interests.
The financial rewards for successfully exploiting these vulnerabilities range from $20,000 to $150,000, reflecting the significance and impact of these potential exploits.
FuzzingLabs leads with an attempt on NVIDIA Triton, while Viettel Cyber Security makes notable attempts at Microsoft SharePoint and VMware ESXi with significant rewards.
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