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Pwn2Own Automotive 2026 - Day Two Results
Pwn2Own Automotive 2026 Day Two concluded with security researchers demonstrating 29 unique zero-day vulnerabilities across automotive infotainment systems, charging stations, and vehicle components. The competition awarded $439,250 USD on Day Two, bringing the two-day total to $955,750 USD for 66 unique vulnerabilities. Fuzzware.io maintained a commanding lead in the Master of Pwn standings heading into the final day of competition.
Why it matters: Automotive security practitioners should monitor these demonstrated vulnerabilities in Alpine, Grizzl-E, Phoenix Contact, Sony, Alpitronic, and Kenwood systems to prioritize patches and assess exposure in connected vehicle ecosystems.
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