I also turned off Chrome when I found out Google basically pay hackers to tell them of any security issues/holes in Chrome. The proviso; You don't get paid if you tell anyone else. Fine product, shiftier and shiftier company.
So you have a bunch of people who have made a hobby out of finding security holes in things (which in itself isn't illegal in any way), and instead of pretending that the flaws don't exist you decide to harness this fact in the most productive way possible while making sure the whole world doesn't pick up on it before it is fixed. SHIFTY INDEED.
