Security News > 2023 > April > Double zero-day in Chrome and Edge – check your versions now!
If you're a Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge browser fan, you're probably getting updates automatically and you're probably up to date already.
Just in case you've missed any updates recently, we suggest you go and check right now, because the Chromium browser core, on which both Edge and Chrome are based, has patched not one but two zero-day remote code execution bugs recently.
Chrome and Edge on Android still seem to be 112.0.5615.136 and 111.0.1661.59 respectively, so we can only advise you to keep your eye out for updates over the next few days.
You can use Update all to do them all at once, or update apps individually from the list below if you prefer.
The three-dots menu should show an up-arrow if there is a Chrome update you don't have yet.
You can use Update all to do them all at once, or update apps individually if you prefer.
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