Google launched Chrome 33, patched 7 new security bugs

In preparation for the annual Pwnium and Pwn2Own hack contest scheduled to take place today March 13, Google released Chrome 33 on Tuesday and patched a total of 7 security holes for Chrome's browser. me

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Accordingly, 4 of the 7 related vulnerabilities are labeled " extremely important ". In it, 3 errors ( 344.881, 333.058, 338.354) related to " use-after-free ", the vulnerability is in memory management ( may be exploited by bad guys to bring malicious code for the purpose attack later ). These three vulnerabilities were found by independent researchers and Google paid a total of 8000 USD for this " merit ". The fourth error involves UXSS ( universal cross site scripting ).

The remaining 3 holes are labeled " important ", mainly related to V8 engine ' JavaScript ' as well as Flash Player.

Currently, Chrome 33 is available for Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems and is automatically updated in the browser.

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Update 25 May 2019

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