Google plugs six security holes in Chrome browser, pays out $8,500

Anthony Pell

Anthony Pell

1 min read Mar 29, 2011

Google has issued fixes to six high-risk security flaws in its Chrome browser, doling out $8,500 to researchers for reporting the bugs.

Google identified two of the vulnerabilities as

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