An emergency patch from Google was rushed out so quickly that the vulnerability doesn't yet have an official CVE number.

According to the advisory, the issue impacts Google Chrome versions prior to 142.0.7444.162/163 on Windows and versions prior to 142.0.7444.162 on Linux and macOS. The vulnerability stems from ...

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In addition to the emergency fix, Google has also patched CVE-2025-14372, a “use after free in Password Manager” and CVE-2025 ...

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After nearly four years of development, Google is finally rolling out native HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) playback to Chrome on ...

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