Google Releases Chrome Update to Address Security Vulnerabilities Before June 5

Google has released a new update for its Chrome web browser, targeting the resolution of two high-severity security vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities are categorized as 'use after free' and 'out of bounds' memory issues, both of which can potentially allow attackers to execute arbitrary code or compromise user data if exploited. 'Use after free' vulnerabilities occur when a program continues to use memory after it has been freed, while 'out of bounds' issues involve accessing memory outside the intended boundaries. Such vulnerabilities are common targets for attackers seeking to exploit browsers. Google recommends that all Chrome users install the latest update as soon as possible, with a suggested deadline of June 5, to ensure their browsers are protected against these security risks. The update is part of Google's ongoing efforts to maintain browser security and protect users from emerging threats.