Researchers have discovered a security breach in Chrome that exposes the browser to clickjacking attacks. Google has recognized the failure and is already working on a fix.
But the problem does not only affect Chrome, according to a spokesperson for the Australian branch failure affects other browsers as well.
But the good news is yet to come, Nishad Herath, from Novologica security consulting company, said that after running the concept proof of the attack, he discovered that Internet Explorer 8 RC1 and Beta 2 and Opera 9.63 are not affected by the failure. (IE 8 Wins).

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Like Chrome, Firefox 3.0.5 is also vulnerable to attack.

Source: Baboo