Google ChromeUndoubtedly, it is one of the most used browsers in the world. The browser, which is preferred with its user-friendly interface, has finally come to the fore with an important warning. Google warned its users to update it.
Update released to fix zero-day error for Chrome browser
Google has released a new update. The company warned users for the security update it released to fix the problem known as the zero-day error. Google has called for Chrome users to avoid major problems.
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The zero-day error primarily affects Chrome browsers used on Windows, Mac, and Android systems. In addition, it was stated that the error could lead to arbitrary code execution, a serious security vulnerability. Google said the flaw was quickly detectable by hackers.
On the other hand, Google has not released detailed information on how the bug, known as the zero-day error, works. It has been clarified that the bug could allow arbitrary code execution with the potential to give hackers full access.
This update for Chrome is nothing new. Google is working hard on this. So much so that it was the fourth update released this year for the zero-day error. The company had previously released security updates in February, March and April.