Kaspersky attributed the hacks to an espionage campaign targeting journalists and employees at educational institutions.

The security flaw, which is older than many Google employees, potentially allowed websites to discover what links you've ...

If you've spent any time online, you've probably noticed that whenever you click on the blue links in Google search results — ...

Chrome’s update fixes a 20-year Chrome visited links privacy flaw, stopping sites from tracking clicks. Learn to enable this ...

Summary: A security flaw that has been a part of Chrome since the beginning is finally being fixed in version 136. This flaw ...

Google is finally fixing a vulnerability in its Chrome browser that’s been present since its very inception, and that could ...

Google patched a major vulnerability in its browser – one that has actually been around since day one and could've been used ...

Flaws like these are sometimes discovered by external security researchers ... Google said the latest update to Chrome includes various fixes from internal audits, fuzzing (testing to discover ...

Google has acknowledged the security flaw and has released an update ... Google released an emergency fix. The company has updated Chrome’s Stable channel for Windows, with the update gradually ...

Kaspersky recently uncovered a zero-day vulnerability in Google Chrome Mozilla now says it ... in a cyber-espionage campaign A worrying security flaw, similar to the Chrome zero-day issue recently ...

Google — was given no time to fix the bug before it was exploited. According to Kaspersky, the bug was exploited as part of a hacking campaign targeting Windows computers running Chrome.