The Indian government's cybersecurity agency has issued a high-risk warning for Google Chrome users, citing five critical vulnerabilities that could allow remote code execution.
The flaws, identified in the browser's V8 and Blink engines, could enable attackers to hijack user sessions or steal sensitive data if the software is not updated immediately.
Users are advised to update their browsers to the latest version, 151.0.x, to patch these security gaps and protect against potential exploitation by malicious actors.