Google Chrome 2 Security Update
The Google Chrome development team has released a security update for the stable release version of Google Chrome 2. The release of the Google browser fixes two security vulnerabilities that are rated high and provides one security fix that is rated medium. The first vulnerability in the JavaScript engine of the web browser allows attackers to run arbitrary code within the Google Chrome sandbox. A victim running an unpatched version of the web browser needs to visit a specifically prepared website to trigger the attack.
The Google Chrome development team has released a security update for the stable release version of Google Chrome 2. The release of the Google browser fixes two security vulnerabilities that are rated high and provides one security fix that is rated medium. The first vulnerability in the JavaScript engine of the web browser allows attackers to run arbitrary code within the Google Chrome sandbox. A victim running an unpatched version of the web browser needs to visit a specifically prepared website to trigger the attack.
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