Timesnownews CERT-IN Issues Warning for Google Chrome Users Over Critical Vulnerability
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CERT-IN has issued a high severity warning for all Google Chrome desktop users due to a vulnerability that allows remote code execution. This affects all variants of Google Chrome across Windows, Mac, and Linux systems. Users are advised to take precautions and stay updated on the situation.
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