Google has announced a security update for its Chrome browser, addressing two vulnerabilities that have been identified and fixed in the latest versions. The updates are available for Chrome versions 137.0.7151.103/104 for Windows and macOS, and 137.0.7151.103 for Linux. According to Google, these vulnerabilities are not currently being exploited in Continue Reading
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Google Chrome Achieves Record-Breaking Web Speed Benchmark Score
Recent optimizations have improved the Chrome web browser’s speed by 10 percent compared to its performance in August 2024. This enhancement leads to a more enjoyable browsing experience, allowing users to engage more deeply with the web. Nonetheless, despite these advancements, there remains significant potential for further performance improvements within Continue Reading
Urgent Chrome Update Needed: Protect Your PC from Critical Zero-Day Exploit
A significant vulnerability has been identified in Chrome, and unfortunately, it is already being exploited by attackers. Many users may still be unprotected, as the fix was only released last week on May 28th and officially announced this past Monday. You might be unknowingly vulnerable at this moment, just like Continue Reading
Microsoft to Address Controller Input Lag Issues in Chrome and Edge Browsers
For some time now, players have been able to use handheld gaming controllers to enjoy games in popular browsers like Chrome and Edge. The existing Gamepad API relies on a polling-based system, which means it continuously checks the status of every button and axis. This method compares the states over Continue Reading
Google Integrates Gemini AI into Chrome: What It Means for Users
Microsoft has successfully integrated its Copilot AI into the Edge browser, and now Google is following suit with its Chrome browser. The upcoming Gemini AI feature is designed to enhance user experience by performing tasks such as generating personalized quizzes based on web content and modifying suggestions, like recipes found Continue Reading
Chrome to Introduce One-Click Password Replacement for Insecure Passwords Soon
At the Google I/O 2025 event, several exciting innovations were unveiled, particularly concerning password management. A notable feature allows Chrome, upon detecting weak or compromised passwords, to offer one-click replacements. This functionality can generate strong new passwords and automatically update them on supported websites, significantly reducing the hassle for users. Continue Reading
Beware! Rogue Chrome extensions disguise themselves as legitimate tools
Many malicious browser extensions are capitalizing on the popularity of reputable brands, such as Fortinet, YouTube, Deepseek AI, and Calendly. This trend raises the likelihood of users inadvertently installing these harmful extensions, which can lead to serious security issues. While Google has reportedly removed a significant number of these targeted Continue Reading
Chrome Faces Challenges as Competitors Loom
The US federal government officially considers Google a monopoly, and the Department of Justice has proposed a radical remedy: forcing Google to sell or divest the Chrome browser. However, the judge, Amit Mehta, has yet to decide how Google will be punished for its potential violations of the Sherman Antitrust Continue Reading
Over 50 malicious Chrome extensions discovered secretly monitoring users
Cybersecurity researcher John Tuckner from Secure Annex has uncovered 57 malicious Chrome extensions that are capable of tracking user activities and distributing malware. Among these, the extension that stands out is Cuponomia: Coupons and Cashback, which boasts over 700,000 users. Two other notable extensions, Fire Shield Extension Protection and Total Continue Reading
Chrome Fixes ‘Critical’ Zero-Day Vulnerability in Latest Update for PCs
Google has rolled out Chrome version 134.0.6998.177/178 specifically for Windows, while updates for macOS, Linux, and Android remain unannounced. This update addresses a security vulnerability that is reportedly already being exploited by malicious individuals. Consequently, developers of other browsers that utilize Chromium are expected to release their updates soon. Google Continue Reading