Google Patches Chrome V8 Zero-Day Already Under Active Attack
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Google was forced to release an urgent update for its Chrome browser after discovering one of the most serious cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Researcher Salvatore Gulizia discovered the vulnerability in the extremely popular internet browser, which has approximately 3.6 billion users worldwide, and reported it to Google. Read more This section contains reference points related to the topic. (Related Nodes field) The US technology giant stated th…
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netzwoche.chGoogle has fixed a critical zero-day vulnerability that affects the V8 engine of Chrome and is already being exploited. The update also includes eleven additional security patches.
Google Patches Chrome V8 Zero-Day Already Under Active Attack
Google has patched a dangerous Chrome vulnerability already being exploited in real-world attacks. The company fixed 12 vulnerabilities in the browser on September 3. Most of them were rated high severity by Google. However, one flaw stood out because attackers were actively using it. The exploited bug is tracked as CVE-2026-85046. It is a type […]
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