The Chrome browser has released an update to fix a new zero-day vulnerability

[Chrome browser releases updates to fix new zero-day vulnerabilities] On August 18, Chrome browser released 104.0.5112.101 (Mac and Linux) and 104.0.5112.102 (Windows) version updates to fix new zero-day vulnerabilities, The vulnerability, code-named CVE-2022-2856, is due to browsers not adequately validating untrusted input. Wallet Guard, a Web3 security agency, said that all browsers using the Chromium core will be affected and recommend users to update as soon as possible.

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