New Delhi: The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-in) Has Issured a High-Risk Warning Concerening Several Vulnerabilites Found in Google Chrome.
Cert-in has accessed high risk multiple vulnerabilityes in google chrome for desktop.
“Multiple vulnerabilitys have been reported in Google Chrome which would allow a remote attacker to Execute Arbitrary Code and Cause of Denial of Service (DOS) On the Targeted System.
Software affected
Google Chrome Versions Prior to 137.0.7151.55 for Linux
Google Chrome Versions Prior to 137.0.7151.55/56 for window and mac
Target audience
All End-Ruser Organizations and Individuals Using Google Chrome for Desktop.
CERT-in SAID, these vulnerabilites exists in google chrome due to use after free in compoting & libvpx; Inappropriate implementation in background fetch aPI, Filesystemaccess API, Messages, BFCCCHE & Tab Strip; And out of bounds write in v8. A Remote Attacker could potentially exploit these vulnerabilites by persuading a victim to visit a specially crafted web page.
Successful exploitation of these vulnerability could allow a remote attacker to Execute Arbitrary Code and Cause of Denial of Service (DOS) on the Targeted System.
The nodal agency has advised that users should use approves updates as mentioned by the vendor.
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