<ul><li>The Indian government's CERT-In agency has issued a high-severity warning about vulnerabilities in specific versions of Google Chrome, which could compromise user security.</li><li>The identified vulnerabilities include type confusion, heap buffer overflow, out of bounds memory access, and other issues in various components of Chrome.</li><li>Attackers could exploit these vulnerabilities by tricking users into visiting malicious websites, potentially gaining control of their computers and stealing personal information.</li><li>Users should update Chrome, be cautious online, use strong passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and keep software updated.</li></ul>

Govt issues high-risk warning for Google Chrome users, asks users to update browser immediately

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