Actually, it was on Friday, once they opened up to 3rd party software.

This is all wacky anyway. It isn't like these hackers are coming up with their exploits on the spot. The last time a Mac was hacked at this same Expo, the guy said he was saving the hack for the sole purpose of winning a prize. These guys are working on these hacks for a while. So, it is a bit of false sensationalism to brag about how fast the exploits were accomplished. You can bet the Vista hacker also had this hack up his sleeves for a while. I also think it is a bit fear mongering to brag about a hack where you trick people to go to a particular site for the exploit to work. sure it is possible to do that, but how many people fall for such tactics?

Sadly, lots.

Funny, you dont even mention the fact that Linux was present, and the fact that it was the only one that remained unhacked. I also find it funny that the article actually lures the mac zealous by stating that vista gets hacked.

I do believe there is a slight bias from hackers nowadays towards mac, but I think that is the mac community's fault, and the closed nature of apple products. Mac has taken a high ground approach to marketing, has clearly censored their forums, and encrypted their devices so they can resist 3rd party apps, or variations on their products.

I think the Mac is a great OS, but the community, philosophy, and the marketing will make me never buy a mac.