I was thinking much the same thing. "Yeah, lets review our browser use, and then switch to the browser made by one of the companies pointed to in this whole mess.

I think that's a completely simplistic and disingenuous statement. The Chrome team have done a _lot_ the last few years to strengthen security on the web. And you're forgetting that the main attack vectors these days are through plugins, not the core browser itself. Chrome's decision to bundle their own secure version of Flash (that actually updates without a hassle) has probably done more good for people's computers than anything else peddled by other companies recently.