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Researchers have analyzed Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Internet Explorer, and found Chrome to be the most resilient against attacks due to a tight lockdown of components, separation of duties, and greater identifiable vendor efforts for automated vulnerability discovery. I can only assume that Firefox and Opera were left out of this test because they aren’t popular options in “enterprise usage scenarios.”
...the company made sure to note that while Google sponsored the “time resources” required for X41 to conduct this research, the agreement was that they would not interfere with their testing methodology or control the content of their paper. “We are aware that we could unconsciously be biased to produce results favorable to our sponsor, and have attempted to eliminate this by being as transparent as possible about our decision-making processes and testing methodologies,” they added.
...the company made sure to note that while Google sponsored the “time resources” required for X41 to conduct this research, the agreement was that they would not interfere with their testing methodology or control the content of their paper. “We are aware that we could unconsciously be biased to produce results favorable to our sponsor, and have attempted to eliminate this by being as transparent as possible about our decision-making processes and testing methodologies,” they added.
