Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 19th Mar 2009 06:44 UTC, submitted by Moulinneuf

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RE[5]: Comment by Hakime
by PlatformAgnostic on Thu 19th Mar 2009 20:10
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Well, it's quite possible the other guys had also prepared for the browsers they worked on.
All of them had. The ones that didn't win didn't have any good exploit or had one but a recent patch had fixed it.
Nobody can find and exploit a bug in minutes, or even hours unless the bug is very noobish and can be found easily.
It's not 1983 anymore.
I am sincerely surprised by IE8/Win7 both falling. While IE8 was bound to be broken as any other browser, I thought IE in windows Vista+ ran in sandbox mode, or is that something you have to enable?
Maybe the sandbox isn't sandproof?