Microsoft Marks Google Chrome as Trojan, Deletes it From Users' PCs Discussion

[J.R. Nelson]

Sometime yesterday morning, Microsoft issued a flawed security update to its free Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE) product. MSE, often considered to outperform rivals that charge a fee for their products, works to protect Windows users from viruses, trojans, and other such malware. As we learned yesterday, however, sometimes it can make mistakes.

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