Google has released a new update on the Stable channel for its Chrome browser, addressing a series of security vulnerabilities.
The update has been rolled out as version 131.0.6778.139/.140 for Windows and Mac, and 131.0.6778.139 for Linux.
Users can expect the patch to become available over the coming days and weeks. A comprehensive list of changes in this build is accessible in the official Chrome changelog log.
According to the Chrome Blog, the latest update includes three critical security fixes, two of which were identified by external researchers.
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Google has temporarily restricted access to bug details to ensure most users are protected before full disclosure.
Additionally, details will remain limited if the issues stem from third-party libraries still awaiting a resolution. Here is a breakdown of the notable fixes:
Google expressed its gratitude to all external contributors who reported these vulnerabilities and collaborated to enhance Chrome’s security posture.
The company also highlighted the importance of internal audits, fuzz testing, and other proactive measures that helped uncover additional vulnerabilities addressed in this release.
Chrome users are urged to update their browsers immediately to stay protected from these critical exploits.
To update, navigate to Settings > About Chrome and ensure you’re using the latest version. Regular updates are essential to guard against potential security risks and maintain a safe browsing experience.
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