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Google has released a new stable Chrome update that addresses a serious flaw in its V8 JavaScript engine. The update, now available as version 142.0.7444.162/.163 for Windows, 142.0.7444.162 for Mac, and 142.0.7444.162 for Linux, will roll out to users…
An out-of-bounds write flaw in WebGPU tracked as CVE-2025-12725 could be exploited for remote code execution.
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Google has released an emergency security update for Chrome across all platforms, rolling out version 142.0.7444.134 and 142.0.7444.135 to address five critical and medium-severity vulnerabilities. The update addresses urgent security concerns identifi…
Google Chrome browser’s new enhanced autofill feature can now remember and automatically fill in personal data such as…
Google released Chrome 142, fixing 20 flaws, including two high-severity V8 bugs, and awarded $100,000 in bug bounties. Google addressed 20 flaws in Chrome version 142, including high-severity bugs that impact the V8 engine. The IT giant awarded $100,000 in bounties for two issues in the V8 JavaScript engine. The two vulnerabilities are tracked as […]
The two bugs are high-severity type confusion and inappropriate implementation issues in the browser’s V8 JavaScript engine.
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“Brash” flaw in Chromium’s Blink engine lets attackers crash browsers instantly via a single malicious URL, researcher Jose Pino revealed. Security researcher Jose Pino found a severe vulnerability, named Brash, in Chromium’s Blink rendering engine that can be exploited to crash many Chromium-based browsers within a few seconds. “Brash is a critical vulnerability in Blink, the rendering engine that […]
Security researchers have discovered a critical architectural flaw in the Blink rendering engine that powers Chromium-based browsers, exposing over 3 billion users to denial-of-service attacks. The vulnerability, called Brash, allows malicious act…
Google has released Chrome version 142 to the stable channel, addressing multiple critical security vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to execute malicious code on affected systems. The update, now rolling out to Windows, Mac, and Linux users, …
Starting October 2026, the browser will ask users if they want to access public websites that do not use secure connections.
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