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Has Chrome been architected in such a way that there will be no buffer overrun problems?
What is the history so far of security problems and security updates?
Besides watching for updates, is there anything else I should pay attention to?
Thanks.
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Will Google Chrome do better than other browsers on security?2 Replies
You can track security issues that Chrome patches on their blog - http://googlechromer...s.blogspot.com/
For more on browser security, you could check Google's Browser Security Handbook - http://code.google.c...ersec/wiki/Main It provides web application developers, browser engineers, and information security researchers with a one-stop reference to key security properties of contemporary web browsers.
Now Google Chrome is ranked the number #1 browser, my cousin is using an Ecommerce Website Builder and he uses Chrome for that. The other browsers did not want to work plus in Chrome you are certain your data is secured unlike other browsers that had a lot of security issues.
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