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Security experts give mixed reviews about Google’s inaugural web browser, Chrome. Surprise, surprise. Researchers have discovered vulnerabilities in Google's latest innovation, the Chrome browser. The recent security problems on the Apple Safari and Google Chrome web browsers have been described as 'shocking'. A fresh round of problems has descended on Google and its new Chrome web browser. Sandboxing processes in tabbed browsers – as seen in Chrome - is great for security, as long as users understand how to use the technology, a security expert has warned. Google has released an update for its Chrome browser that fixes confirmed security vulnerabilities. Google's Chrome web-browser restricts privileges and stops access to ‘bad’ sites in what the company claims is a layered approach to security. Google's new Chrome web browser has a number of security elements to go along with an ergonomic design and increased performance and stability. Employers are concerned that private browsing features in new browsers will lead to recreational browsing by employees. The password management features of most popular web browsers are riddled with bugs, new research concludes. Protecting users from internet-borne threats falls on trusted websites, says Overstock's Sam Peterson. Dan Kaplan reports. Mozilla, joining Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Google's nascent Chrome, plans to add a private browsing mode when it releases Firefox 3.1. Firefox 3.1 to sport traceless browsing. The recent onslaught of Internet browsers to hit the market is a boon for user security according to Tim Callan, a product marketing executive from security firm Verisign. Mozilla today pushed out a fix for a Firefox vulnerability that could be exploited to steal cookies and session history. Mozilla officials are investigating a new vulnerability in Firefox that could be exploited by attackers to steal files from a victim's machine. Mozilla patched eight flaws in its products on Thursday, including “critical” issues in Firefox, Thunderbird and SeaMonkey. The Mozilla Foundation has awarded $2,500 to German security researcher as part of its bug bounty program.

Securing data when it leaves an organisation is always a problem. Despite user education, a laptop can all too easily be left in a cab and, if not properly secure, information is left in the clear for all to see. Even when software encryption is used, there is still a chance that it can be decrypted.