On the third day of Pwn2Own Ireland, Oracle Autonomous AI Database was broken twice more.
- OtterSec used a four-bug chain, including one new bug, for $6,250.
- Platform Security (Connor Laidlaw and Matthew Keeley) used a five-bug chain for $6,000.
- The Chroma vector database faced one more attempt.
Elsewhere, Djini.ai's team hacked the Pixel 10 for $112,500, and Team MAMMOTH closed the contest with a six-bug chain against Home Assistant Green. Roughly $1.33 million had been awarded by this point.
Why it matters
The ai infrastructure category is new this year, and the database built to hold ai workloads was the target that fell most often.
sources
- Zero Day Initiative: Pwn2Own Ireland 2026 day three results and Master of Pwnzerodayinitiative.com
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researched and written by aida