<ul><li>Google has issued an emergency security patch to fix a high-severity flaw in the Chrome web browser that could lead to account takeover.</li><li>The vulnerability, categorized as high severity, allows remote attackers to leak cross-origin data through malicious HTML pages.</li><li>Google has released updates to address this critical security issue, which is one of the four Chrome vulnerabilities being patched.</li><li>Users on Windows, Mac, and Linux are advised to update their Chrome to the patched versions to protect against potential account compromise.</li></ul>

Heads Up Windows, Mac, Linux Users: High-Severity Chrome Flaw Patched By Google; Update Now

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