With the advancement of technology, people’s systems are being targeted in more advanced ways. Cyber criminals are using more advanced methods than ever before to victimize users. In view of this, Google has issued a new warning for millions of Chrome users. Google has released an emergency update that all Chrome users should install on their systems; Failure to do so may put their system at risk.
**Which users are most at risk**
According to CERT-In, Chrome versions older than 150.0.7871.114/.115 on Windows and macOS and versions older than 150.0.7871.114 on Linux may be vulnerable to this threat. If you have an older version of Chrome installed on your computer, your system may be vulnerable to cyber attacks.
**CERT-In issued alert**
According to media reports, India’s government cyber security agency, CERT-In, has also issued an advisory regarding this threat. The agency says that many vulnerabilities have been found in Chrome, due to which cyber attackers can remotely access your system. Apart from this, your data can be stolen and your entire system can come under the control of the hacker.
**How can a cyber attack happen**
Hackers can take control of your system in many ways. Often, hackers trick users into visiting a dangerous or fake website. Once you visit such a site, hackers can take control of your entire system by taking advantage of vulnerabilities in your system or browser.
**How to stay safe**
To protect yourself from these dangers, some important things should be kept in mind. First of all, immediately install the new security update released by Google for Chrome. This will enable the identified security vulnerabilities to be rectified and the risk of cyber attacks will be significantly reduced.
**How to Update Chrome**
To do this, first open Google Chrome. Then, click on the three dots present in the top-right corner. Now, go to Help and select About Google Chrome. If a new update is available, install it. Restart the browser after the update is complete.
