In its latest information on Chrome updates, Google lists 11 vulnerabilities, 7 of which are classified as “high” and one even “critical”. The rest is "Medium". There is even an exploit for one vulnerability.
Google immediately found some vulnerabilities in its Chrome browser and is offering corresponding updates. Companies should always import the update immediately. Because there is already an exploit for a security gap to attack it immediately.
- Critical CVE-2022-2852
- High CVE-2022-2854
- High CVE-2022-2855
- High CVE-2022-2857
- High CVE-2022-2858
- High CVE-2022-2853
- High CVE-2022-2856
- Medium CVE-2022-2859
- Medium CVE-2022-2860
- Medium CVE-2022-2861
Google has patched several vulnerabilities in Chrome. At least one of them is considered critical by the manufacturer. Another exploit is already circulating: an exploit has been discovered in the wild for CVE-2022-2856.
Updates protect against security vulnerabilities
After an update, the browser should be safe again. Google never publishes exactly what can happen with the security gaps. Because a too good description could help to develop an exploit to attack users who haven't updated yet.
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