Google Chrome users on Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems should immediately get the latest update of this browser to protect their device against the dangerous vulnerability. On September 2, Google published a notice on its blog announcing that from the published reports about the existence of the security problem CVE-2022-3075 Chrome aware.
An unknown person revealed the problem on August 30 and Google announced that a new update to fix this problem will be released in the coming days or weeks. Although Google hasn’t provided much information about the nature of the bug at this time, reports suggest that the problem has to do with “inadequate data validation” in Mojo, a set of runtime libraries used in Chromium.
Google has added that it will refrain from releasing bug information and related links until most users have received the new update to fix the problem. Doing so will prevent further exploitation of the mentioned vulnerability in the Chrome browser. To activate the new update, Chrome users need to restart the browser once to update their browser to version 105.0.5195.102 on Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems.
To make sure you get the latest update, click the three-dot icon in the upper right corner of the browser and check the version installed on your device by going to the Help page and then About Google Chrome.
The new update comes just days after Chrome’s latest version 105 was released on August 30, which was still vulnerable despite fixing 24 security issues. It should be noted that this is the sixth “Zero-Day” vulnerability discovered by Chrome this year. The previous vulnerability was discovered in mid-August.
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