Google discloses four high-risk cybersecurity vulnerabilities in Google Chrome. CISA says users should apply the patches as soon as possible. Written by Danny Palmer, Senior Writer June 13, 2022 ...

Some cybersecurity experts have expressed concerns about two new top-level domains that became generally available earlier this month.The two top-level domains were released by Google LLC on May 3 ...

A newly uncovered zero-day vulnerability which affects both Windows and Linux systems could put billions of Google Chrome and Chromium users at serious risk of data theft, experts have warned.

Security researchers have discovered 11 malicious Google Chrome extensions that have collectively been downloaded over 1.7 million times. These extensions, available on the Chrome Web Store, are ...

Extensions and Users at Risk According to Secure Annex, at least 26 Chrome extensions fell victim to this breach, including widely used ones like AI Assistant-ChatGPT and Gemini for Chrome.

The Chrome team announced the stable release of version 125, which brings nine security fixes and other improvements. Users are strongly advised not to delay updating. Two high-risk Chrome ...

Time to update: Google patches seven Chrome browser bugs, four rated 'high' risk CISA warning: Hackers are exploiting these 36 "significant" cybersecurity vulnerabilities - so patch now Editorial ...

A cybersecurity researcher has revealed how one single vulnerability in Chromium-based web browsers left Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Opera users exposed and at risk of potential data theft ...

Web-based threats are a key cybersecurity concern, and recent headlines on malicious browser extensions have highlighted that the browser has become an attack vector.However, according to Andrius ...

1 in 2 Google Chrome Extensions have potential to wreak havoc,” Incogni Research shows. Data removal company Incogni analyzed “the risk profiles of 1,237 Chrome extensions available on the ...

Cybersecurity researchers at Kaspersky recently discovered a sophisticated cyber espionage campaign exploiting a previously unknown vulnerability in Google Chrome.

Today, browser extensions are ubiquitous. But as a recent malicious campaign shows, they're also a cybersecurity nightmare.