Google rolls out new Chrome update to fix another zero-day vulnerability

Google has recently pushed an emergency update for the Chrome web browser to fix another security flaw that has been misused by attackers since 2022. This is the eighth zero-day vulnerability that Google has addressed for the Chrome browser this year. The tech giant has updated its blog post to announce the new emergency update and named this high-severity flaw CVE-2022-4135. Google noted that this vulnerability is a heap buffer overflow in GPU which was recently discovered by a member of the company’s Threat Analysis Group.

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As per the blog post, Google has confirmed that it is aware that an exploit for CVE-2022-4135 exists. However, the company has withheld specific details about the security flaw to prevent its malicious exploitation.