Your Google Chrome just reported a new bug! Get update now or be sorry later

Google has issued a new Google Chrome update to patch the zero-day bug in the highly-used internet browser. The Stable channel update introduced version 103.0.5060.114 for users across the world. This new update comes with a pair of security fixes, including a “type confusion” vulnerability designated as CVE-2022-2294. The bug is a high severity heap-based buffer overflow weakness in the WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communications) component. Jan Vojtesek of the Avast Threat Intelligence team informed Google about this bug on Friday, July 1. Google in one of its blog posts mentioned that the bug is already being exploited in the wild.

However, with the new Google Chrome update rolling out the bug is likely to get fixed. The company hasn’t shared any technical details or any info regarding these incidents. The new version of Google Chrome can be updated automatically for the user, those who haven’t received this yet can follow these steps to get the new Chrome update. Also Read: How to clear Google Chrome cache and cookies; keep browsing history secret

How to check if you’re using the new updated version of Chrome or not?

If you want to know whether you have received the new updated version, click on the three-dot menu in the top-right corner of your desktop screen and select Settings. Next tap on “About Chrome” available at the bottom to check the Chrome version. If you’re using version 103.0.5060.114, you’re safe else you can get the new update this way. Also Read: Good news! Dump the passwords pain! Make Google Chrome work for you