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Stable Update: Security fixes

Tuesday, August 25, 2009
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11 comments :

javkov said...

When is going to be stable chrome v3

11:12 AM, August 25, 2009
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12:10 PM, August 25, 2009
saptarshi said...

What about the Dev release? I am using v 4.0.202.0

8:07 PM, August 25, 2009
vijju said...

I thought chrome will never have such serious flaws, given the detailed comic style documentation / introduction for chrome about sandboxes and this and that.

10:28 PM, August 25, 2009
Chris said...

@vijju: thanks for bringing up sandboxing. These bugs are not rated "Critical" precisely because of the existence of the sandbox.

Chris Evans, Chrome Security Team

12:52 AM, August 26, 2009
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3:55 AM, August 26, 2009
Götz said...

Come on... please remove that SPAM comments.

And thanks for the updates!

7:38 AM, August 27, 2009
Spencer said...

Why is Issue 18639 Forbidden?!

1:39 PM, August 27, 2009
Fabio Turati said...

Because that issues contains a description of the bug, which might be useful to prepare an exploit. Not everybody updates/uses Chrome every day, which means that there are still some people using the old, vulnerable version. Hiding the description of the bug is a way to protect those people. Once the majority of Chrome users have updated, the danger of somebdy exploiting the bug becomes irrelevant, and the issue can be made public.

It's true that this bug lets an attacker run code inside the sandbox, which means it's substantially harmless... Still, it's better to avoid it. After all, the only drawback is that if you want to satisfy your curiosity you'll have to wait for a couple of days, which is nothing terrible.

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