Google Chrome has closed 4 important security vulnerabilities with its latest update. These vulnerabilities posed threats that could have allowed malicious actors to gain unauthorized access to user systems and steal personal information.
Four vulnerabilities fixed for Google Chrome
The closed vulnerabilities include two “Type Confusion” in the V8 JavaScript engine and two “Heap buffer overflow” in the Skia graphics library. These vulnerabilities were especially critical for the security of users. Google also rewarded the security researchers who reported the vulnerabilities.
The update will be released gradually for Windows, Mac and Linux users. It is emphasized that users should update their Chrome browsers to the latest version (128.0.6613.113/.114) and protect themselves from potential security risks.
Chrome users who want to update their browser can check the About section. Of course, the update will be downloaded and installed automatically. However, we also recommend that you check the Chrome version.
Attackers also recently gained access to Chrome using browser credentials from a VPN portal that lacked multi-factor authentication (MFA) protection. Cybersecurity firm Sophos said the initial breach was carried out by an Initial Access Broker (IAB) and handed over to ransomware operators. Researchers said this technique was unusual
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