Google Chrome Users Beware: Update Your Browser Immediately to Avoid Zero-Day Vulnerability
Google has issued the users to immediately update their Chrome browser because the hackers have already exploited the zero-day vulnerability.
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Google has issued the users to immediately update their Chrome browser because the hackers have already exploited the zero-day vulnerability.
Google has released a patch for the latest zero-day flaw in Google Chrome 117.0.5938.132. So far, it's the fifth vulnerability to be patched in 2023.
The high-severity vulnerability affects 41 Microsoft products, including Office 365 and Windows 11. China-backed hackers are attacking the unpatched version of Microsoft Office's zero-day vulnerability, which is called "Follina," and carrying out malicious code remotely on various Windows systems.
Predator spyware is capable of recording audio on affected devices. Google has already issued a software patch to all Chrome and Android users.
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