Software is vulnerable. Developers are getting smarter, but those trying to hack are getting better, too. Google has released a major update to Chrome for the fifth time this year.
If you use Chrome, this message is important to you. Google has discovered a serious security vulnerability in its Chrome browser. This leak was not yet known to the search giant, and was discovered by an anonymous researcher.
Update now
Google has not yet indicated what exactly the consequences of the leak could be, but this is not unusual. They first wait until as many users as possible install the update, after all you don’t want to give people the wrong idea.
How should I update?
The update you should use now is 124.0.6367.201/.202 for Mac and 124.0.6367.20 for Windows. Click on the three dots at the top right of the browser and go to Settings. In Settings, go to About Chrome at the bottom
There you can check whether you are using the latest version or whether you still need to install it. This applies to all browsers that use Chromium as a basis. here Read official statements from Google.
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