Google Chrome browser has finally been hacked

"ASLR means the data used for the executable, libraries, heap, stack, and address space are never in the same location twice in memory. This makes predictions tough for the hacker making certain types of exploit very difficult if not impossible to use. DEP stops code execution from a non-executable memory region which means the common buffer overflow exploits don't work. Finally we have the sandbox, which sees each tab you open in Chrome get its own process and is stripped of its rights meaning it can't affect anything other than itself on the system and in the browser. Read More