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If You Often Use Google Chrome, You Should Update To Version 101 As Soon As Possible. According To The Latest Patch, Developers Have Patched 29 Security Vulnerabilities, Of Which 6 Are Listed As "high" Threats By Developers Chrome 101.0.4951.41 For Windows, MAC And Linux Contains Fixes For Several Serious Security Vulnerabilities.
Google Paid A Total Of $29000 For Four Of The First Six More Serious Vulnerabilities. Chrome Developers Found Two Other Vulnerabilities Internally, Including The Following:
CVE-2022-1477: Use after free in Vulkan.
CVE-2022-1478: Use after free in SwiftShader.
CVE-2022-1479: Use after free in ANGLE.
CVE-2022-1481: Use after free in Sharing.
CVE-2022-1482: Inappropriate implementation in WebGL.
CVE-2022-1483: Heap buffer overflow in WebGPU.
Google Did Not Disclose Details Of These Vulnerabilities, And The Company Hopes To Wait Until Most Users Update Their Browsers Before Publishing Exactly What These Vulnerabilities Are And How Attackers Can Exploit Them. Google Also Retains Details About Vulnerabilities In Third-party Libraries Until Developers Have The Opportunity To Fix Them.
Google Marked The Remaining 23 Fixes As Mostly Medium Threat And Four As Low Threat. You Can See Them In The Release Notes Of Chrome 101. Chrome 101 Is The Second Major Version That Google Urgently Encourages Users To Migrate To Because Of Security Problems.
Due To The Vulnerability Related To The Unauthorized Execution Of JavaScript By Users Of Chrome Engine From March 100 To March 99. There Is Also A Problem In Version 100, Which May Make The Website Unable To Read UA. Of Course, Most Website Developers Have Updated Their Websites To Adapt To The Latest Browser Upgrade.
Users Can Manually Initiate The Update From The Chrome Settings Menu, Or Download The Installer From The Official Website For A New Installation. In Addition, People Can Wait For The Browser To Update Automatically In A Few Days.
Learn More:
https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/2022/04/stable-channel-update-for-desktop_26.html