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• Spoofed Google Chrome update page serves malware

  11.01.2013

  Malware peddlers are taking advantage of yesterday's release of the latest version of Google Chrome and have already set up a spoofed page of the initial rollout page in order to deliver their malicious wares (click on the screenshot to enlarge it): The URL of the page has nothing to do with Google, and that's something that will tip off the majority of the potential victims to the fact that downloading the offered malware is a bad idea.

• "Change Facebook color theme" scam leads to spying Chrome extension

  21.12.2012

  The end of one year and the beginning of another strikes a lot of people as the perfect moment to change something in their life and start with the proverbial clean slate.

• Fake Rovio games for Chrome hijack browser

  05.10.2012

  The popularity of Rovio's Angry Birds game and its expansion packs are a guarantee for the success of their newly released Bad Piggies game, but unfortunately for those who would like to play it, it is still available only to iPhone, iPad and Android device owners.

• Chrome 22 released, researchers awarded $30K in bug bounties

  26.09.2012

  Chrome v22 has been released, and with it over 40 vulnerabilities - 15 of which high-severity - have been closed.

• Google adds Do Not Track support to Chrome

  17.09.2012

  The next official release of Google's Chrome browser will more than likely support the Do Not Track (DNT) initiative by sending the DNT HTTP header to websites if the user chooses it, as the support was added to the browser's latest developer build.

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