After cybersecurity experts discovered an influx of malware infecting Chrome users, Google has since confirmed the attacks and announced a security patch that will accompany the latest browser update.

Google scraps new third-party cookie prompt in Chrome + boosts Incognito protections + DOJ eyes Chrome breakup.

While Google’s quick response is commendable, it also highlights the never-ending cat-and-mouse game between security teams and cybercriminals. If you are using Chrome, update it now.

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Google has released Chrome version 134.0.6998.177/178 for Windows, while Chrome updates for macOS, Linux, and Android have yet to be announced. The security vulnerability closed by the update is ...

it allowed the attackers to bypass Google Chrome’s sandbox protection as if it didn’t even exist," they said. The security flaw is now being exploited in phishing attacks, redirecting victims ...

Google is patching a security vulnerability in the Chrome web browser that has been classified as a critical risk. Users should update quickly. An updated version of the Chrome web browser has ...

Google has offered a $4000 (approx. Rs 3,44, 386) reward to Sven Dysthe for detecting the vulnerability CVE-2025-30669 in Chrome.

similar to the Chrome zero-day issue recently spotted and patched by Google, has now been discovered, and remedied, in the Firefox browser. In a security advisory published on March 27 ...