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Google Confirms New And Critical Chrome ‘Use-After-Free’ Memory Update

Google issues critical Chrome update to fix 'use-after-free' memory vulnerability

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The brief

Google has confirmed a new critical update for Chrome, addressing a 'use-after-free' memory vulnerability.

Coverage from outlets including Malwarebytes, Daily Express, PCWorld, SecurityWeek, and Forbes emphasizes the urgency of the update, with multiple sources noting that millions of Chrome users are affected.

The update is part of a series of rapid patches, with two critical updates released within two days, according to PCWorld and Malwarebytes.

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Quick answers

What is the nature of the vulnerability?

A 'use-after-free' memory vulnerability

How many vulnerabilities does the latest Chrome update patch?

27, according to SecurityWeek

What action is recommended for Chrome users?

Restart their browsers, as urged by the Daily Express

How many critical updates were released by Google in two days?

Two, according to PCWorld and Malwarebytes

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