None! I'm a student living in the US.
I've filed dozens of bug reports for the Chromium; My research is
mostly focused on Chrome extension APIs and runtime.
My best find is an InfoLeak + XSS that allows Chrome Extensions to
edit local files on ChromeOS and run commands in its Linux container.
The writeup can be found
on my blog.
Times I've been mentioned by Google:
My Chrome extension research includes third-party extensions on the
Web Store.
I've found four XSS bugs in extensions that allow for full information
leakage and cross-site-scripting (UXSS) within Chrome.
- The GoGuardian extension (allegedly 25 million users)
- Securly's student extension (allegedly 8 million users)
- Blocksi Enterprise Edition (200k+ users)
- Diigo Web Collector (200k+ users)
These bugs were responsibly disclosed to the respective extension
developers.
I started learning C++ in the summer of 2023. Once I get more familiar
with reading it, I hope to better understand the "big picture" of
Chromium and find better bugs.