The Internet has brought security problems since its inception. Popular VPN service Atlas, based on reports from internet users and companies most insecure browsers explained. Here are the details…
Google Chrome is the most vulnerable browser
It has more than 3 billion active users Google Chrometotal from January to October of 2022 303 top of the list with vulnerability. The data disclosed by VulDB includes other browsers.
If we look at other browsers, it is second on the list with 117 vulnerabilities. Mozilla Firefox welcomes us. Firefox, which is 20 years old, has also been on the agenda with a total of 2,361 security vulnerabilities since its release to users. Other browsers on the list is as follows:
Most insecure browsers (2022)
| Scanner | Security bug |
|---|---|
| Google Chrome | 303 |
| Mozilla Firefox | 117 |
| Microsoft Edge | 103 |
| Safari | 26 |
| Opera | 0 |
Most insecure browsers (All time)
| Google Chrome | 3.159 |
| Mozilla Firefox | 2.361 |
| Microsoft Edge | 1.139 |
| Safari | 806 |
| Opera | 344 |
Google Chrome, which reports the most security, is at the top of both lists. So much so that the browser gave 5 important security vulnerabilities in October. Bugs causing memory corruption have been resolved with update 106.0.55249.61.
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5 malicious extensions detected in Google Chrome
These applications, which are determined to also monitor users’ browser usage, have been removed from the Chrome Web Store after the research. It is stated that 5 applications, which are stated to secretly monitor users’ online activities, have been downloaded 1.4 million times in total.
According to McAfee, these malicious extensions forward every page the user visits to the extension’s creator. This allowed the code to be added to e-commerce sites users visited, and the extension’s owners allowed the user to get paid for anything the user bought.
A Google spokesperson confirmed Wednesday that all five of the extensions mentioned in the McAfee security report have been removed from the Chrome extension store. There are over 100,000 extensions available for Chrome alone. While Google and other providers say they’ve reviewed all the extensions available in their stores, inevitably some malicious extensions manage to sneak in.
Well, what browser are you guys using? Is the browser you are using on the vulnerability list? Don’t forget to share your thoughts with us in the comments section!