Google has rolled out Chrome 154 to the Stable channel for Windows, Mac, and Linux, delivering fixes for 108 security vulnerabilities.

A newly disclosed BragJack is a browser-extension attack technique that can hijack built-in AI assistants across five ...

Security researchers have disclosed BragJack, a new attack technique that allows a malicious browser extension to seize ...

OpenAI integrates Chrome extension and CDP support into ChatGPT desktop app, replacing the retired Atlas AI browser and competing with Google's ...

Worker move goods for despatch in a redistribution centre of US online retail giant Amazon in Horn-Bad Meinberg, western Germany, on December 9, 2024. INA FASSBENDER/AFP via Getty Images Cloudflare's ...

Elastic Security Labs has uncovered a long-running malware operation that plants fake browser extensions inside Chrome and ...

Two China-linked groups ran identical Chrome/Windows zero-day exploits against NGOs, deploying different backdoors each.

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Google is moving Chrome’s major releases from every 4 weeks to every 2 weeks. The new schedule applies to Chrome on desktop, Android, and iOS, starting with Chrome 153. Google says smaller, more ...

Four espionage groups used the BlueMoon Chrome+Windows exploit kit within 12 days. Researchers suspect AI development.

Multiple espionage-motivated threat actors have rapidly adopted a newly discovered exploit kit that chains Chrome browser and Microsoft Windows vulnerabilities to deploy backdoors and surveillance ...

Google has fixed 230 vulnerabilities in Chrome, including a zero-day flaw, CVE-2026-87491, with an in-the-wild exploit.