Chrome, Safari and Office Have Bug Most

Chrome is an application with the security hole rated high, has impact enough this year to the end user,  followed by Safari, Microsoft Office, Adobe Reader and  Acrobat, as well as Firefox, according to a list released. Although Chrome reported  as top list but not necessarily be  browser that is risky and unsafe compared  other applications, but Chrome is the most widely  subject to change, according to CTO Bit9, Harry Sverdlove.

Included in the list from Bit9 such as  Sun Java Development Kit (36 holes), Adobe Shockwave  Player (35), Microsoft Internet Explorer (32),  RealNetworks RealPlayer (14), Apple's WebKit (9), Adobe  Flash Player (8), while Apple's QuickTime and Opera  ranked last with each having 6  security holes.
Apple's entry into the list 3 times,  which then renders the notion that Apple is more  secure than Windows, because the fact is not far  different from Microsoft Windows, added Sverdlove.