FIVE security issues have been detected for Google Chrome users and you must update your server to fix them.
Four of the security issues were declared “high severity” and one was a “medium severity” when considering its danger rating for Google Chrome users.
The security issues were brought to light by Cyber Security News which reported on the vulnerabilities being patched up.
The vulnerabilities allow bad guys a way to hack into various things through Google Chrome.
It is important for the vulnerabilities to be detected so that they can be fixed.
Google Chrome has fixed them in its latest security update.
Google has updated the Stable and Extended stable channels to 116.0.5845.110 for Mac and Linux and 116.0.5845.110/.111 for Windows.
You can update your Google Chrome by opening Chrome, go to the top right, click More, click Help about Google Chrome, and click Update Google Chrome.
If the update button does not show up you’re on the latest version.
Click Relaunch.
Here is a breakdown of the vulnerabilities detected.
CVE-2023-4430 was rated high severity range for use after free in Vulkan.
CVE-2023-4429 was rated high-severity for use after free in Loader.
CVE-2023-4428 was rated high severity for out-of-bounds memory access in CSS.
CVE-2023-4427 was rated high severity for the out-of-bounds memory access in V8.
CVE-2023-4431 was rated medium severity for out-of-bounds memory access in Fonts.
