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2019 Pwnie Award Winners (And Those Who Wish They Weren't)

This year's round-up includes awards into two new categories: most under-hyped research and epic achievement.

Contributing Writer, Dark Reading

August 13, 2019

A woman in a black dress holds a microphone at a Black Hat USA 2019 lectern under a Pwnies banner

Two researchers, a man and a woman, take a selfie with their gold Pwnie statuette, photobombed by a smiling hoodie guy

A closeup of six Pwnie awards, basically My Little Pony figurines spray-painted gold with black ribbons around their necks

Line-art illustration of a flying bug with a network signal coming from its pinned and squished head

Brandon Falk, a man with a short red beard, dark-framed glasses, and dark shirt

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Photo of Kaspersky software running on a laptop screen

Steve Christey Cole, who catalogs CVE bugs, has a short light-brown beard and copper-framed glasses. He's smiling.

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