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Google has released a Chrome 114 security update that patches CVE-2023-3079, the third zero-day vulnerability patched in the browser in 2023. The vulnerability is a type confusion issue affecting the V8 JavaScript engine which has been exploited in the wild. The security hole and its exploitation were discovered by Clement Lecigne of Google’s Threat Analysis…
Google Offers $180,000 for Full Chain Chrome Exploit In a bid to incentivize researchers towards discovering and reporting vulnerabilities, Google is offering a bug bounty of up to $180,000 for a full chain exploit leading to a sandbox escape in the Chrome browser until December 1, 2023. Subsequent full chain exploits that are submitted during…
Chrome 114 Released with 18 Security Fixes Google has announced the release of Chrome 114, which brings with it a total of 18 security fixes. Notably, 13 of the vulnerabilities were reported by external researchers. Of the externally reported flaws, eight have a severity rating of ‘high’, with six of them being memory safety bugs….
Concerns over Malicious URLs with the New Top-Level Domain Names Introduction Two new top-level domain names – .zip and .mov – are causing concern among security researchers as they increase the possibilities of constructing malicious URLs that even tech-savvy users might mistakenly fall for. Google announced the domains in May, and they’ve faced criticism from…
Google‘s Pledge for Responsible AI: Opportunities and Challenges At Google I/O 2023, company executives discussed the need to establish guardrails to ensure responsible use of their new artificial intelligence (AI) products and prevent potential misuse. While these new AI technologies may offer significant benefits, the spread of misinformation and abusive text or imagery generated by…
Google Launches Bug Bounty Program for Mobile Applications Google has launched the Mobile VRP (vulnerability rewards program), a bug bounty program aimed at detecting and reporting vulnerabilities found in the company’s mobile applications. This new reward program will run alongside the Google Devices and Android security reward programs, which allow security researchers to identify security…
Google Revamps Vulnerability Disclosure Program to Encourage Comprehensive Submissions Google and Android have announced significant changes to their Vulnerability Reward Program (VRP), which provides financial rewards to bug hunters who find and report security vulnerabilities. The changes are aimed at encouraging more comprehensive vulnerability reports and better communication be 通過 een bug hunters and Google….
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Google is sidelining passreplaces, as reported by the Associated Press. The renowned tech giant has introduced “passkeys,” an alternative way to log into its various services, including Gmail and Google accounts. Passkeys are more secure than passreplaces as they enable direct communication of a device with an online service to log you in. These passkeys…
Internet security has become a pressing issue in today’s world, with cyber attacks and data breaches becoming increasingly prevalent. As technology continues to advance, so do the methods used by cybercriminals to gain access to sensitive information. Therefore, it is essential to stay ahead of the game and ensure that we are protected from any…