US EditionGoogle Fixes Actively Exploited Sandbox Escape Zero Day in Chrome
GLOBAL INTERNET ECOSYSTEM, JUL 15 – Google's AI agent Big Sleep has discovered and fixed five actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities in Chrome this year, enhancing browser security and protection for users worldwide.
- Google released a security update in 2025 to fix CVE-2025-6558, a high-severity sandbox escape vulnerability actively exploited in Chrome versions before 138.0.7204.157.
- This update followed earlier patches for multiple zero-day flaws in Chrome's V8 engine amid growing cyber threats using sophisticated AI attacks.
- Google uses AI tools like Big Sleep and FACADE to detect vulnerabilities and anomalies, and deploys real-time scam detection systems that block up to 20 times more malicious pages.
- Google restricts public access to detailed bug information until most users install fixes and announced Chrome 138 as the last version supporting macOS Big Sur, urging prompt updates.
- These efforts reflect Google's commitment to integrating AI in cybersecurity, donating Secure AI Framework data to accelerate secure AI adoption and enhance global threat defenses.
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