Archive · 29 Jan 2026
CERT-IN Warns Chrome Users of Major Vulnerability
CERT-IN has warned users of Google Chrome about a major vulnerability that could put their data at risk.
Google has already started fixing this problem by releasing an update.
Users are advised to download and install this update as soon as possible.
To make things easier, you can set your Chrome browser to automatically download updates in the future.
It's also a good idea to keep an eye on notifications from CERT-In to stay informed about similar issues and take necessary precautions.
CERT-IN has issued a warning about a major vulnerability in Google Chrome.
Google has started rolling out a patch update to fix the issue.
Users are advised to download and install the update manually or enable auto-download.
Setting auto-download for Chrome updates can help users stay protected in the future.
Keeping an eye on CERT-In notifications can help users take precautionary measures against similar vulnerabilities.
- Who
- CERT-IN and Google Chrome users
- What
- Major vulnerability in Google Chrome
- When
- Ongoing
- Where
- Global
- Why
- To ensure user security and prevent exploitation of vulnerabilities
- Organization
- CERT-IN
- Affected Software
- Google Chrome
- Action Required
- Update Chrome
- Update Method
- Manual or Auto-download
- Frequency of Vulnerabilities
- Weekly