Update, May 20, 2025: This story, originally published May 19, has been updated with further advice regarding Chrome browser security updates from Google, as well as what you can do if your Chrome ...

Not all vulnerabilities are equal. There, I’ve said it. While all security vulnerabilities do, of course, need to be taken seriously, not every one will have an impact on every user, every ...

Find out which version of Chrome you’re using—and how to make sure it’s the latest Reviewed by Jon Fisher Check Chrome version across all devices. Use chrome://version for a shortcut. Updating ensures ...

Google Chrome is the most popular browser in the world, and it is used by billions of people. However, its widespread usage also makes it a prime target for bad actors who exploit various methods, ...

Google has released an urgent update for its Chrome browser to fix a newly discovered zero-day security flaw that hackers are already exploiting. This is the sixth zero-day Chrome has faced this year, ...

Another major flaw has been found in Chrome—and it’s already being exploited in the wild. First discovered by Google’s Threat Analysis Group on May 27th, this zero-day vulnerability allows attackers ...

If your Chrome browser isn’t updated, you may be exposed to an actively exploited zero-day that Google just rushed to patch. The company is instructing its 2 billion users to update immediately after ...

Cybercriminals are getting bolder and better at tricking people into infecting their own devices. One of the fastest-growing threats right now is the so-called “Fake Update” scam, where a pop-up or ...

Google just launched an emergency update designed to patch a critical security risk. This software update is especially vital because it fixes a so-called "zero-day" flaw, an industry term that refers ...