Google-Funded Study Knocks Firefox Security

Sparrowvsrevolution writes "Researchers at the security firm Accuvant released a study Friday that gauges the security features of the top three web browsers. Accuvant admits the study was funded by Google, and naturally, Chrome came out on top. More surprising is that Internet Explorer was rated nearly as secure as Chrome, while Firefox is described as lacking many modern security safeguards. Though the study seems to have been performed objectively, it won't help Google's fraying partnership with Mozilla." The full research document is available here (PDF), and it goes into much greater detail than the Forbes article. Accuvant also published the tools and data they used in the study, which should help to evaluate their objectivity.

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Potential shill: First post & instant Score 5?

[improfane]

You may have a valid point but circumstance leads me to presume you are paid for your post. Especially since you are spreading FUD about NoScript.

Please note the first post combined with high ID and instant score 5. Shills do have cooperating accounts. There is a network that infiltrates communities like Slashdot...