Chrome bug

Google has issued an update for Chrome on Mac, Linux and Windows to patch a security vulnerability that was actively exploited by hackers. Researchers from Google's Threat Analysis Group discovered a zero-day vulnerability in the browser on November 24. “We would also like to thank all security researchers that worked with us during the development cycle to prevent security bugs from ever reaching the stable channel,” the company said.This is the sixth zero-day vulnerability in the browser this year and Google started…

Apple did not comment on the report. It’s not uncommon for CTF teams and CTF players to find zero-days during such competitions.Apple and Google are the biggest tech giants in the world right now and both the companies are fiercely competitive, that’s why when an employee of iPhone maker discovered a major issue in Google’s app, it wasn’t reported. As per a report by TechCrunch, an Apple employee discovered a zero-day bug in Google Chrome and didn’t report it as part of a competition.The bug was fixed by Google when it…

Google Chrome users have been advised to update their browsers to the latest version now. If Google Chrome is your daily search partner, then this report is for you. Google has issued a high-severity warning to Chrome users about a dangerous bug that can harm your device. However, for security purposes, Google has kept the details restricted. In a blog post, Google says that access to details of the bug and links have been restricted until a majority of users download the latest Google Chrome update.The cyber security…

Have you checked for the latest Google Chrome update? If not, then stop everything and do it right now. Google Chrome has fixed ‘high’ 30 risk vulnerabilities in both Chrome and Chromium that have the potential to destroy your device. Google Chrome Update: About 30 security flaws have been dealt with in the latest update to Chrome and Chromium. Other engines also use the underlying open-source codebase like Microsoft Edge, Brave, and Opera Browser. Google has…