What government body has said about the Chrome vulnerabilities CERT has mentioned, “These vulnerabilities exist in Google Chrome for Desktop due to Use-after-free in CSS, Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Developer Tools, Use-after-free in Survey, Use-after-free in Media, Insufficient policy enforcement in Developer Tools, Use after free in Assistant, Insufficient policy enforcement in Custom Tabs, Use after free in Import, Insufficient validation of untrusted input in VPN, Incorrect security UI in Full Screen, Use after free in Logging, Type confusion in Blink, Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Safe Browsing, Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Intents, Use after free in ChromeOS Notifications. Details about the newfound vulnerabilities According to the report, the latest vulnerabilities in Chrome may allow hackers to exploit a system remotely by bypassing security restrictions and also execute arbitrary code or cause denial of service on the targeted system. Chrome users who are affected According to the report issued by CERT, users who are running Chrome versions prior to 1.61 for Mac/linux and 1.61/62 for Windows are affected. It deals with cybersecurity threats like phishing and hacking.
For those unaware, CERT-IN is a nodal agency under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-IN) has found multiple vulnerabilities in the desktop versions of the Google Chrome browser that could make it an easy target for hackers.
The government of India has issued a warning for Google Chrome users.
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