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Government has warned Google Chrome users of being vulnerable to cyberattacks due to multiple vulnerabilities existing in the browser. Google itself informed users about the issues earlier this month.

The cyber security team has reported that a number of vulnerabilities have been found in Google Chrome, which can allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code on a targeted system.

CERT-In said that the Google Chrome versions prior to 98.0.4758.80 are affected by the vulnerabilities. It recommended users update their Chrome browser to the latest version immediately.

Google: Google Chrome users, government has a ‘warning’ for you - Rashtra News : Rashtra News #google #Google #Chrome #users #government #warning #Times #India Google Chrome is the most popular internet browser in the world with millions using it on a daily basis. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology’s Indian Computer Emergency Response Team […]

The new iOS update moved around the Safari search bar, bumping it to the bottom. Whether you've fixed it before, or just lived in frustration, we have the answer.

Google Chrome users alert: Government issues ‘high severity’ vulnerability warning, shares solution - CERT-In, the government agency dealing with cyber security threats, recently issued a vulnerability note for Google Chrome.

The new iOS update moved around the Safari search bar, bumping it to the bottom. Whether you've fixed it before, or just lived in frustration, we have the answer.

Google's Chrome browser is used by billions of people around the world. This also attracts cybercriminals to prey on naive users and it is the duty of the company to ensure, the browser is safe against malware and other threats. Search engine giant has put efforts to improve the security, but sometimes, due to oversight, a few vulnerabilities get missed by security engineers

And the focus is on security fixes this time

Which tab is playing sound? With Chrome’s new Play/Pause button, you don’t have to hunt it down. You can control playback from any browser tab using a convenient button on Chrome’s toolbar.