Po Tom's Hardware-u kažu kako je otkriven veći sigurnosni propust u Google-ovom Chrome-u:
A few hours after the launch of the Chrome public Beta, security researcher Aviv Raff found a hole in the new browser. The new found flaw targets an older version of the WebKit rendering engine. Apple’s latest Safari release uses a newer version of WebKit which is immune from this specific flaw, however Chrome does not.
Aviv Raff has publicized a ‘proof-of-concept’ demonstration showcasing this vulnerability. The demonstration causes Firefox to prompt its users of a Java JAR file download. In Chrome, the file is automatically downloaded without any prompting to the users desktop. Malicious programmers with some good con-artist skills could easily use this vulnerability to trick users in to executing the Java application. The possibilities with what the Java does are endless at this point, just use your imagination.
Raff’s demonstration uses a simple Java based text editing application. You can view the demonstration here.
