The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) recently disclosed multiple vulnerabilities in Google’s Chrome browser, posing risks to users. These vulnerabilities, including errors within Chrome’s Federated Credential Management (FedCM) and memory access issues, were identified in various Chrome versions.
Successful exploitation could enable remote attackers to execute arbitrary code or trigger a Denial of Service (DoS) condition. Google has initiated updates to address these flaws, but users should promptly update their Chrome browsers to mitigate risks. Here are some essential tips for enhanced online safety:
- Avoid Third-Party App Stores: Stick to official app stores to avoid downloading potentially malicious software.
- Use Secure Wi-Fi Networks: Be cautious when using public Wi-Fi networks to prevent cyber attacks.
- Secure Password Practices: Change passwords regularly and utilize biometric authentication methods for added security.
- Protect Payment Information: Avoid storing payment details on websites and platforms to prevent unauthorized access.
- Exercise Caution with Dating Apps: Be wary of unfamiliar dating apps to avoid falling victim to scams or threats.
- Install Anti-Virus Software: Use reputable anti-virus software to detect and mitigate potential threats effectively.
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By following these safety measures and staying vigilant, users can reduce their vulnerability to cyber threats. Update Chrome and practice secure online habits to navigate the digital landscape safely.
