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Google Chrome security features found wanting

Analysis
Sep 8, 20082 mins

Cisco Subnet blogger Jamey Heary casts his security expert’s eye on Google’s Chrome browser and found  the security features wanting. With close to a dozen vulnerabilities discovered just days after Chrome’s launch, Heary has four larger security observations: How quickly and effectively will Google eradicate any security vulnerabilities found?; Will Google build an effective trust relationship with key security researchers or blow them off like some companies have done to their own detriment?; Given that Chrome is brand new code it is logical to hypothesize that it will be full of bugs and security holes for some time to come; Chrome browser lacks innovative or original features in the browser security category. Given the huge focus other browsers have put on security features lately, this is a colossal misstep by Google.

Read Jamey’s full review of Chrome here and go to Google Subnet for more Chrome discussions.

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