Google Chrome gets another security makeover

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As part of its bug bounty program, Google doled out $6,837 to purchase the rights to information on the Chrome security vulnerabilities. Google has shipped another Chrome browser update to fix several gaping security holes. The most serious of the patched vulnerabilities could allow remote hacker attacks via specially rigged Web sites.follow Ryan Naraine on twitter.

The update also includes a new version of Adobe Flash Player, which was recently updated to cover multiple remote code execution vulnerabilities.

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