CERT-In Urges Chrome Users in India to Update Over Security Flaws
India's cyber security agency CERT-In has flagged critical Chrome vulnerabilities, one already exploited in real attacks, and asks users to update their browsers.

India's national cyber security agency, CERT-In, has issued a warning about security flaws in Google Chrome and is urging users across the country to update their browsers without delay.
According to the agency, one of the reported vulnerabilities is already being actively exploited in real-world attacks. That detail raises the urgency: the flaw is not just a theoretical risk but is being used against users right now.
What users should do
The advice from the agency is straightforward: install the latest available Chrome update and restart the browser so the fix takes effect. Browsers are a common entry point for attackers because they handle untrusted web content all day, which is why flaws in them are patched quickly once they come to light.
Individuals, businesses and organisations that rely on Chrome for daily work are all within the scope of the advisory. IT teams managing company devices may want to check that updates have actually been rolled out and not merely scheduled.
Why it matters
Actively exploited vulnerabilities are among the most serious category of browser bugs, since attackers already have working methods to abuse them. Delaying an update leaves a known hole open on the device.
CERT-In regularly publishes advisories of this kind for widely used software, and Chrome's large user base in India makes this one relevant to a very wide audience. Users who keep automatic updates switched on should still confirm that their browser is running the newest version.
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