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Chrome adds defence for cross-site scripting attacks, already busted

"The 4.0.207.0 release uses a reflective XSS filter that checks each script before it executes to check if the script appears in the request that generated the page. Should it find a match, the script will be blocked. According to Chromium developer Adam Barth, the developers plan to post an academic paper that will describe the new filter in further detail at a later time." - H-Online

However the folks at the slackers forum are already breaking it. While not totally rock solid still a step in the right direction.

H-Online: http://www.h-online.com/security/Chrome-adds-new-defence-for-cross-site-scripting-attacks--/news/114220

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