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Google Warns Of Serious New Chrome Hack Attack Targeting Windows & Android

Posted on July 5, 2022July 5, 2022 By Davey Winder

Chrome zero-day security exploit, the fourth this year, is confirmed by Google – Android & Windows users in the crosshairs

This high-severity security vulnerability, reported by a member of the Avast Threat Intelligence team, is only described as a heap buffer overflow in RTC. But it’s serious enough for a fix to roll out within days of discovery.

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News, Threat Intelligence, Threatscape, Vulnerabilities Tags:Android, Chrome, Google, Update, Windows, zero-day

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