Security vulnerabilities have been identified by VUPEN Security on Google Chrome OS

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18 May 2011

Google recently announced the launch of Chromebook, the first cloud centric OS and a netbook computer concept built by Samsung and Acer with Atom N750 processor, 2GB RAM and 16GB SSD for $400-$500, is a low end hardware but Google says, that should not be a problem with cloud which offers more storage space in the web. Google claims, Chrome OS does not need a virus protection installed. As the data are stored in the cloud, the users do not have to worry about losing the data. All they need to do is re-install the OS and access their data from web with prior authentication when the system crashes.

VUPEN is the world leader in vulnerability for defensive and offensive security cracks the Chrome’s security protection built by Google and proves the computer can be infected with a malicious page when it is browsed. Click here for the security report by VUPEN