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(Unverified)Mar 27th 2010 4:46PM

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Ted is correct, Chrome was not targeted, much like Opera. Although Opera may be safe by virtue of security through obscurity, Chrome is more popular and gaining marketshare.

This article is flawed, the author did not do proper research and then used a quote from last year to justify the title.

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leeMar 27th 2010 4:48PM

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So tell me, Uhmad, since no one was interested in testing Chrome, what does that tell you?

More importantly, what does Charlie Miller's quote tell you about Chrome? It's very, very, very hard to exploit.

By virtue of not being attacked, it was, in fact, the last browser standing -- was it not?

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