Google has revealed that five security vulnerabilities rated “high” have been found in Chrome, along with 11 other flaws.
They were reported to the US tech giant by independent researchers as part of a bug bounty program.
The program rewards “white hat” hackers – those who use their hacking skills for good – for finding potentially dangerous bugs in Google programs.
As usual company practice, Google provided restrictive details about errors in its blog post.
This is to ensure that hackers can’t detect it before users have a chance to update their browsers.
What we do know is that of the five highly rated vulnerabilities found, three include so-called “Use-After-Free” (UAF) exploits.
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