If you are using Google Chrome then this is important news for you. The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued a high-risk warning for Google Chrome desktop users. Serious security flaws have been found in the browser, for which CERT-In has issued a warning. These flaws have been described as high-risk. Through this, hackers can take control of the user's system and steal sensitive data. According to the cyber security agency, if you use Chrome, then update your browser to the latest version immediately to stay safe.

The cyber security team said that several vulnerabilities have been found in Google Chrome, which is due to improper implementation in Custom Tabs, Intents, Extensions, Navigations, Autofill, and Downloads. Any remote attacker can take advantage of these vulnerabilities to convince a victim to visit a specially designed web page. By taking advantage of these vulnerabilities, scammers can also run arbitrary code on the targeted system.

Who is most at risk
This warning is for all those who use Google Chrome on computers, whether at home or in the office. Due to security issues, hackers can steal your personal information or crash your computer. To stay safe, update Chrome to the latest version immediately.

How to update Google Chrome browser
According to CERT-In, the technology company has released updates to fix security issues in the Chrome browser.

- Open Chrome on your laptop.

- Click on the three dots at the top right of the screen.

- Go to “Help”, then click on “About Google Chrome”.

- Chrome will automatically check for updates and start the download if any update is available.

- After the update, click on “Relaunch” to restart the browser.

- Once Chrome restarts, it will be updated with the latest security fixes.

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