The update is expected to reach all users in the coming days or weeks. Google has released an emergency update to Chrome that fixes the fourth zero-day vulnerability in the browser this year. The vulnerability has already been exploited in attacks and it enables remote code execution, writes Bleeping Computer. The company reported on the vulnerability named CVE-2023-4863 on its blog on Monday. The new version of the browser is available to users in Chrome’s Stable and Extended Stable channels. The update is expected to arrive for all users in the coming days or weeks.
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Another vulnerability was found in the Chrome browser: Now it’s worth updating!
