Google Chrome browser on Friday fell to zero day attack that pierced with pride the security sandbox, the third such attack in recent days in a contest that was designed to test the resistance against real threats.

Teenage Hacker who identified himself only as PinkiePie said she spent a week and a half working on the attack. It incorporates three previously unknown vulnerability to gain full access to the system is a Dell Inspiron laptop which is running a fully patched version of Chrome on top of the latest version of Windows 7. He spent three days holed in the hotel rooms and Conference areas so that the attack will break perfect out of the sandbox, which is designed to prevent code execution attacks such as his, even when security bugs are identified.

“Cranky things” PinkiePie told reporters as he finished a blueberry yogurt just minutes after making a trap her website showing images of pink pony is holding an axe of the middle ages. He said he was “lucky” because he found a way to get out of the Google sandbox relatively early and then spend the rest of the time identified the vulnerability that allowed him to channel long-distance code through the system.

PinkiePie said all three vulnerabilities reside in the original code into Chrome. That means that included repairing the pipeline into distribution.

“Congratulations to PinkiePie (aka PwniePie) for work that exquisite to close the competition Pwnium!” accompanying Advisory update for Windows, Mac, and Linux versions of Chrome. Refers to exploitation on Wednesday, continued: “We also believe that the second shipment of artwork and deserves wider sharing and recognition.