Indian Government Warns Google Chrome Users of Severe Security Flaws

Imagine your web browser, Google Chrome, is like a house.

The Indian government's computer security team, CERT-In, found some unlocked doors and windows in that house.

These security flaws, called vulnerabilities, could let bad guys sneak in and steal your private information, or even take over your computer.

The government is warning everyone who uses Chrome on their computer to lock these doors and windows right away.

They are telling you to update Chrome to the newest version, which is like getting new locks for your house.

Updating fixes these security problems and keeps your computer safe from these digital intruders.