Google and Mozilla have released patches for a combined total of four high-severity memory bugs in Chrome and Firefox.

Google has released an emergency security update to fix the third Chrome zero-day vulnerability exploited in attacks since the start of the year.

Patches released by Fortinet and Ivanti resolve over a dozen vulnerabilities, including high-severity flaws leading to code execution.

Google has issued an emergency security update patch for Chrome in order to fix three security issues including one zero-day ...

The vulnerability in the Chrome V8 JavaScript engine is rated as high severity and was discovered by Google’s Threat Analysis ...

If you use Google Chrome, you need to update your browser right now. Google just released an emergency patch for a three ...

Google fixed CVE-2025-5419 in Chrome after detecting active exploitation, affecting all platforms using V8 engine.

TAG team spotted the V8 bug first, so you can bet nation-states weren’t far behind Google revealed Monday that it had quietly ...

after another high-severity Chrome zero-day bug (CVE-2025-2783), which was abused to target Russian government organizations, media outlets, and educational institutions in cyber-espionage attacks.

Zero-days are high-severity flaws that are either actively exploited in the wild or publicly disclosed before the developer pushes an update to fix the ... the bug until more Chrome users have ...

Google has issued an emergency update for Chrome, addressing a severe vulnerability discovered by its Threat Analysis Group ...