[ Thanks to Tim
Hanson for this link. ]
“Last week, Big G was happy to present the findings of a
research report done by security firm Accuvant. The study was done
to measure browser security among the big three browsers: Google
Chrome, Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT ) Internet Explorer, and Mozilla
Firefox. And the most secure browser is… insert drum roll here…
Chrome!“Accuvant’s report said Chrome and IE ‘implement
state-of-the-art anti-exploitation technologies, but Mozilla
Firefox lags behind,’ and Chrome’s plugin security and sandboxing
architectures are ‘implemented in a more thorough and comprehensive
manner.’ The net result is that Chrome is “the browser that is most
secured against attack.””
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