Flash sandboxing arrives in Chrome Dev Channel for Windows:-
Sandboxing, the process of isolation and containment of untrusted executable code, is an important tool in securing your browser, and thus your computer, against unruly malware. Google Chrome has been sandboxing HTML rendering and JavaScript execution for a while, but now they've followed through on their promise and brought sandboxing to the Flash plug-in. Not only can Chrome sandbox the built-in Flash plug-in, but also the standalone Adobe version too -- so no matter whether you're running the latest Flash beta, or the automatically-updated Chrome one, you can browse a little bit safer.
Sandboxing in Chrome is currently only available for Windows, where it's particularly important for the relatively insecure Windows XP,
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Sandboxing in Chrome is currently only available for Windows, where it's particularly important for the relatively insecure Windows XP,
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