Google has released a new zero-day patch for a flaw in Chrome and users should update their browsers as soon as possible.

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Sixth such Chrome flaw this year spotted by the Chocolate Factory, already in play Google pushed an emergency patch for a ...

Browsing the internet is currently putting you at risk of being hacked. That’s not just because the internet is a risky place: A new security vulnerability has been discovered that allows bad actors ...

Google just patched a zero-day vulnerability that's already being exploited by hackers. Google released an emergency security update for the Chrome browser for Windows, Mac, and Linux, and all users ...

Attacks on Google's hugely popular Chrome browser are rising. Consequently, it has never been more important to keep your browser up to date, regardless of the platform you use. This is how you stay ...

If you are one of the millions of worldwide Chrome users, it's time for yet another update. That's right, a sixth zero-day exploit has been discovered in Chrome and, fortunately, the update was ...

Chrome has over 3 billion users worldwide, but every single one of them now needs to update their browser after Google discovered its third Zero Day exploit this year. In a new blog post, Google ...