[citation][nom]Blessedman[/nom]It is funny that you can go out and hire the best programmers in the world. Hire a ton more engineers and have them all collaborate on a secure system and it will take someone with no degrees or certs 10 minutes to take complete control of a supposed secured network device. Having said that, I am going to go way way out on a limb and say that Google will not give away any money this round.[/citation]
That's the main problem. put more people onto a project, and loopholes, errors, and malfunctions will appear more often. Complexity is the enemy. The advantage with Google's Chome OS is that it is remarkably simple. I think it will be very difficult to defeat it. It will get hacked eventually, but it will probably be the last OS to get hacked.
Also note that all of the hacks used last year were javascript hacks. If you block that at the browser, it gets much harder to hack. That's where noscript and flashblocker come in handy.