Google Chrome browser users will receive an update that addresses a total of ten security vulnerabilities on Windows, Mac, Linux, and mobile devices, according to an advisory from Google. The update addresses bugs that allowed for heap corruption exploits that could lead to app crashes, according to the company.
Google Chrome has been updated with important security fixes for Google’s browser on smartphones as well as Windows, Mac, and Linux computers. The update fixes a total of ten security vulnerabilities on the popular browser. The updated Chrome browser will be rolled out over the coming days, Google said in an advisory. The company recommends that users should install the update as soon as it is rolled out to their devices. The company, however, restricted itself from revealing full details about the bugs until a majority of users have updated to the latest version. This information will be further withheld if the existence of similar flaws are identified in any third-party libraries that other projects depend on and haven’t yet been addressed through a fix, according to Google.
