Security News > 2015 > April > Google Fixes Dozens of Bugs in Chrome 42 (Threatpost)
2015-04-14 18:44
Google has released Chrome 42, a major security upgrade to the browser that includes patches for 45 vulnerabilities. The latest version of Chrome carries with it fixes for a number of high-severity bugs, including a cross-origin bypass in the HTML parser. That vulnerability earned an anonymous security researcher a reward of $7,500 from Google. In all, […]
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