However, the company restricted itself to disclose more information about the flaws until the majority of users have upgraded to the latest version of their browser. “We would like to thank all security researchers that worked with us during the development cycle to prevent security bugs from ever reaching the stable channel," Google's statement reads. 69 has been updated for Windows, Mac and Linux which will roll out over the coming days or weeks. Google confirmed that the upgraded version. These issues have now been fixed, but only if Chrome users update their browser. 69 which includes eight security fixes with two of them considered high-risk. Google has updated the stable channel to Chrome version. Google has confirmed in its blog post of Chrome update that it is aware that exploits for issues codenamed CVE-2021-38000 and CVE-2021-38003 exist in the wild. Though, what makes the latest alert more alarming is that two of the issues discovered by Google's cyber team have also been given the dreaded 'zero day' rating. Similar issues were discovered back in October and September with zero-day flaws also fixed in those two releases. However, this is not the first time for Google Chrome users to get a warning from Google to update their web browsers to avoid any cyberattack. The discovery of a number of threats that could leave PCs open to attack by hackers, has forced Google to release a warning and roll out an update for the browser.
Billions of Google Chrome users have been urged to update their web browser without any delay to avoid any attack by the hackers.
If you are using the Google Chrome Browser on your laptop or desktop, then you need to update it immediately or face the consequences as hackers can exploit a bug and steal your data.
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