Google’s Threat Analysis Group recently discovered vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash and Microsoft’s Windows which allow malware attacks on the Chrome web browser. The company made the discovery on Oct. 21 and has also disclosed it publicly today, which isn’t sitting well with Microsoft. Adobe has already issued a patch to fix the vulnerability this past Friday. However, Microsoft hasn’t released a patch yet which prompted Google to announce it to the public in order to warn its users. “After 7 days, per our published policy for actively exploited critical vulnerabilities, we are today disclosing the existence of a remaining critical
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