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Google has discovered a serious security flaw in the Chrome browser

Google has again discovered a terrible zero-day security flaw in the Chrome browser. For the first time this year, a major security flaw was discovered in the browser. And so Google released the updated version of the Chrome browser by quickly solving the security flaws.

According to Google, the CVE-2023-2033 vulnerability in the Chrome browser could have been used to launch major cyber attacks on Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems. And so the 112.0.5615.121 version of Chrome browser has been released by quickly solving this error. To stay safe from cyber attacks, you must use the latest Chrome browser.

Zero day vulnerabilities are basically software vulnerabilities. Various organizations release security patches to quickly resolve errors in their own software. But if hackers can exploit the flaw before the patch is released, it’s called a zero-day vulnerability. And so Google did not provide detailed information about the flaw before the updated version of Chrome was installed on all users’ devices.

Source: Bleeping Computer

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