Pwn2Own Chaos: Hackers Score $792K for 56 Zero-Days in Epic Exploit Extravaganza

Pwn2Own Ireland 2025 Day 2 ends with hackers earning $792,750 for 56 zero-days, led by The Summoning Team’s Samsung Galaxy exploit. The event targets flagship smartphones, smart home devices and more, with $167,500 already claimed by the leading team. Will hackers leave any device unexploited? Stay tuned for Day 3!

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Hot Take:

It’s like Christmas came early for hackers at Pwn2Own Ireland 2025, where the only things more vulnerable than your grandma’s Yahoo email are flagship smartphones and smart home devices. With $792,750 being dished out for 56 zero-days, it’s a wonder these hackers have any time left to spend their winnings. Meanwhile, Samsung Galaxy S25 users are probably wondering if their phones are about to become self-aware. Stay tuned, because this cyber soap opera is just getting started!

Key Points:

  • Day Two of Pwn2Own Ireland 2025 awarded $792,750 for 56 zero-day exploits.
  • The Summoning Team led with a Samsung Galaxy S25 exploit, earning $167,500.
  • Vulnerabilities targeted smartphones, printers, network storage, and smart devices.
  • Participants like Chumy Tsai and Team ANHTUD also cashed in on the hacking action.
  • Vendors have 90 days to fix these vulnerabilities before disclosure.

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