Google on Tuesday delivered another security update for its Chrome internet browser to fix the second uncovered weakness took advantage of in assaults this year.
What's more, the American innovation monster said in a security release " Google knows about the double-dealing of CVE-2023-2136. "
The new variant of Chrome has the number 112.0.5615.138, and it fixes a sum of eight weaknesses. Windows clients from Microsoft and Macintosh operating system X from Apple can download the steady variant now, while Linux clients will get the update soon, as per Google.
To physically refresh the Chrome program to the most recent variant that tends to the effectively taken advantage of safety issue, you can make a beeline for the Settings menu, then pick Help, then About Google Chrome. In any case, the updates are introduced naturally whenever the program is sent off without the requirement for client communication. This requires a restart of the application to finish the update.
Google expressed that CVE-2023-2136 is a high-risk weakness that causes a number flood in Skia, which is a cross-stage, open-source library for 2D illustrations, claimed by Google and written in C++.