Google's Chrome browser has been marred by yet another vulnerability, this one allowing attackers to impersonate websites of groups like the Better Business Bureau, PayPal or, well, Google. Researcher Liu Die Yu of the TopsecTianRongXin research lab in Beijing says the spoofing vulnerability is the result of faulty code inserted by programmers from the Mountain View, California search behemoth."I don't see Apple Safari vulnerable in the same way," he writes in an email to The Register. "They share the same engine(webkit)."
It's a beta, that's what happens, once it's released fully this sort of news is more important.
Exactly. Lets not forget the 4 year "beta" of gmail so far. I think they are just keeping it beta to cover for any mistakes they make. Think if Vista was still labeled "beta". People couldn't complain because its "still beta".
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