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Google Patches High-Severity Flaws in Chrome

November 6, 2024
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Google Patches High-Severity Flaws in Chrome

Google has recently issued a significant update for its Chrome browser, addressing two high-severity vulnerabilities that could pose a serious risk to users. These vulnerabilities, identified by anonymous external researchers, involve a “use after free” flaw, a common type of memory management issue. When exploited, such flaws can allow attackers to execute arbitrary code, potentially gaining unauthorized access to a system. The two vulnerabilities were found in Chrome’s Family Experiences and Serial components, making them critical to address promptly. If left unpatched, these security issues could leave users vulnerable to attacks targeting their devices and personal data.

The update, which brings Chrome to version 130.0.6723.116/.117 for Windows, Mac, and Linux, is being rolled out gradually to ensure widespread protection. In addition, the Extended Stable channel has been updated to version 130.0.6723.117 for Windows and Mac. Google has taken a proactive approach by addressing these flaws before they could be exploited in the wild. However, to avoid misuse, full details of the vulnerabilities will remain undisclosed until most users have applied the update. This ensures that attackers cannot capitalize on the information before the patch has reached a critical mass of users.

CVE-2024-10826 and CVE-2024-10827 are the two identified vulnerabilities that are now addressed in the update. Google has withheld certain details to prevent exploitation through third-party libraries that may also rely on the same components. This precautionary measure is intended to protect not just Chrome users but other projects that may be indirectly affected by the vulnerabilities. Google has praised the researchers who reported these issues, emphasizing that their efforts have played a crucial role in minimizing the potential damage from these flaws.

Users are strongly advised to update their Chrome browsers as soon as the new version is available to ensure their systems are protected. Keeping your browser updated is a vital step in defending against emerging threats, as security vulnerabilities are constantly being discovered and patched. Google also provides resources for users who wish to switch release channels, offering more flexibility in how updates are received. By staying vigilant and up to date, users can protect themselves from evolving cyber threats and enjoy a safer, more secure browsing experience.

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  • Google Fixes High-Severity Vulnerabilities in Chrome with Latest Security Update
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