The Computer Emergency Response Team of France (CERT-FR) has issued an advisory regarding multiple vulnerabilities detected in the popular web browser, Google Chrome. These vulnerabilities have the potential to allow an attacker to bypass security policies and pose an unspecified security risk according to the publisher.
The affected systems include:
- Chrome versions prior to 117.0.5938.62 on Mac and Linux
- Chrome versions prior to 117.0.5938.62/.63 on Windows
The exact nature of the unspecified security risk has not been disclosed by the publisher.
Solution: To address these vulnerabilities and ensure the security of your browsing experience, it is strongly recommended that users update their Google Chrome browser to version 117.0.5938.62 or later. Detailed information and instructions for updating can be found in the security bulletin provided by Google Chrome.
Documentation:
- Google Chrome Security Bulletin – September 12, 2023
- Google Chrome Security Bulletin – CVE-2023-4863
- Google Chrome Security Bulletin – CVE-2023-4900
- Google Chrome Security Bulletin – CVE-2023-4901
- Google Chrome Security Bulletin – CVE-2023-4902
- Google Chrome Security Bulletin – CVE-2023-4903
- Google Chrome Security Bulletin – CVE-2023-4904
- Google Chrome Security Bulletin – CVE-2023-4905
- Google Chrome Security Bulletin – CVE-2023-4906
- Google Chrome Security Bulletin – CVE-2023-4907
- Google Chrome Security Bulletin – CVE-2023-4908
- Google Chrome Security Bulletin – CVE-2023-4909
Ensuring your browser is up to date is essential in maintaining a secure and seamless browsing experience.