Hackers these days are becoming smarter and more prominent. Highly skilled ones can access your personal data within minutes, while others use other forms of phishing scams to obtain your information.
According to the Singapore Computer Emergency Response Team (SingCERT), the most recent kind of cyber-attacks are the ones where hackers are exploiting a certain kind of “high-severity vulnerability” flaw that Google Chrome has.
SingCERT Advise Users to Update Chrome Immediately
Although it is not mentioned how severe this situation is, SingCERT has strongly advised users of Google Chrome to install the latest security updates as soon as possible.
It is stated that there have been 11 security vulnerabilities that have been discovered and that they have been fixed in the latest Google Chrome update.
One of the few vulnerabilities allows applications to be launched through web service from a web page, which is considered a high-severity issue.
Another dangerous vulnerability is called the “use-after-free” vulnerability which misdirects software so that it does not follow its usual security protocols such as blocking untrusted data from entering.
All these vulnerabilities could allow hackers to do various things such as installation of random applications on the victim’s device and view or change the victim’s personal data.
Macam like spy movie only.
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How To Update Google Chrome
For those that can’t figure out how to update your Google Chrome browser, don’t worry, we got you covered.
It can be done in a few simple steps and should not take more than a minute
- Open Chrome
- Click on the three dots on the top right of the browser
- Click help > About Google Chrome
- Click update Google Chrome > Relaunch
Note: If you can’t find the update button, it means you are already on the latest version.
If you are working and have tabs opened, don’t panic Google Chrome ensures that your tabs will still be there after relaunching the browser. This however, does not apply to tabs opened in Incognito mode.
Eh, actually why you even on Incognito mode ah?
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