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CERT-In has issued a new security warning for Chrome users
Chrome users in India have got a new major security alert from the government who have shared the details about the issue in a new post.
Google Chrome users across the country have a got new security scare from the government this month. The latest Chrome security warning comes via the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) with a high severity ranking, which will get millions of Chrome users worried.
The CERT-In bulletin has marked it with a high-severity rating. The post says, “multiple vulnerabilities have been reported in Google Chrome for desktop, which could be exploited by a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code on the targeted system.”
The security note states the issue is related to the uninitialized use in dawn, out of bounds read in WebTransport and insufficient data validation in dawn. An attacker can exploit these Chrome issues make you click on website links with malicious software that can bypass your device security and steal data.
Google Chrome Versions Affected By Security Issue
– Google Chrome versions prior to 127.0.6533.88/89 for Windows and Mac
– Google Chrome versions prior to 127.0.6533.88 for Linux
Chrome is available on Windows, Mac and even Linux platforms, and like most security alerts over the years, a large chunk of PC users need to be careful of opening mails and downloading from links.
To be safe, users must download the latest available software update for Google Chrome on whichever platform they are on. You can do this by heading over to the three-dot menu on Chrome – Settings – About – Update Chrome.
One of the biggest and dangerous security risks is bringing Apple and Google together so that they can fight the spy attack that has caused mayhem for over 15 years. Chrome and Safari browsers are used by billions across the globe and the security risk directly affects them as hackers are able to bypass their network security and gain unauthorised access to inflict big damage.
Security experts are calling it the 0.0.0.0 flaw that is linked to the IP address to your network. Hackers use this IP address to dupe the network into talking with each other and allow them to access any private network of a targeted identity which leaves their data and devices at major risk.
Deepak Sen is a tech enthusiast who covers the latest technological innovations, from AI to consumer gadgets. His articles provide readers with a glimpse into the ever-evolving world of technology.
