In a stable channel security update posting for desktop users of the Chrome browser, Google has confirmed that four vulnerabilities, all rated as high-severity, have been identified. This latest ...

CERT-In has alerted users of Google Chrome for Desktop about vulnerabilities that could lead to hacking risks. These vulnerabilities affect versions prior to 139.0.7258/.128 for Windows and MacOS, and ...

Chrome users are being urged to check they have the latest update installed to keep their Chrome browser safe.

If you use Google Chrome on your Mac computer, you may have received a notification saying, "Google Chrome is Capturing Your Screen." This alert happens randomly and without the user activating ...

Google just lists it as “high” in its advisory. It was fixed with version 134.0.6998.178 that already rolled out, so make sure to double-check if you’ve already received it.

A security researcher has earned $250,000 from Google for reporting a critical Chrome vulnerability that allowed attackers to escape the browser’s sandbox.

Currently, you can autofill passwords in the Chrome browser without authentication, but Google is finally fixing this oversight.

If a victim clicked on the fake security alert, they would be directed to the sites.google.com page, where attackers could attempt to harvest the victim’s email credentials.