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New Chrome Update Patches 17 Security Flaws

October 16, 2024
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New Chrome Update Patches 17 Security Flaws

Google has officially launched Chrome 130, a significant update that addresses a total of 17 security vulnerabilities identified in its widely used web browser. This latest version, designated as 130.0.6723.58/.59 for Windows and Mac, and 130.0.6723.58 for Linux, is gradually being rolled out to users over the coming days and weeks. The vulnerabilities patched in this update encompass a range of issues, some of which were reported by external researchers, underscoring the importance of collaborative efforts in enhancing software security and protecting users from potential threats.

Among the vulnerabilities fixed in Chrome 130, the most critical flaw is CVE-2024-9954, which has been classified as high severity due to its nature as a use-after-free vulnerability located in the AI component of the browser. This particular flaw was reported by a researcher known as DarkNavy, who was rewarded with a substantial bounty of $36,000 for their timely and effective contribution to improving Chrome’s security. In addition to this critical vulnerability, the update also addresses several medium-severity issues, including CVE-2024-9955, CVE-2024-9956, and CVE-2024-9957, which pertain to vulnerabilities within Web Authentication, user interface components, and more. Each of these vulnerabilities poses significant risks, including unauthorized access and manipulation of data, making their timely resolution vital to maintaining a secure browsing experience.

In line with its commitment to user security, Google has implemented its standard practice of restricting access to detailed information about these vulnerabilities until a majority of users have successfully updated their browsers. This precautionary measure aims to prevent potential exploitation by malicious actors during the rollout phase of the update. By controlling access to sensitive information regarding the flaws, Google helps to safeguard users while ensuring they can enjoy a secure and seamless browsing experience. This strategy not only protects individual users but also contributes to the broader cybersecurity ecosystem by limiting the window of opportunity for potential attacks.

To benefit from the latest security enhancements, Chrome users are strongly urged to update their browsers at their earliest convenience. Users can easily do this by navigating to the browser’s settings, selecting “About Chrome,” and allowing the browser to check for and install any available updates. This release highlights Google’s ongoing commitment to maintaining a secure browsing environment, emphasizing the critical role that its bug bounty program plays in identifying and addressing vulnerabilities effectively. As web browsers continue to be a primary gateway to the internet, the importance of regular updates and security measures cannot be overstated, ensuring users can browse with confidence in an increasingly complex digital landscape.

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  • Google Releases Chrome Update to Fix 17 Security Vulnerabilities
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