Google Chrome Desktop users on these versions have high-risk hacking threat

The central cybersecurity agency has issued a warning to Google Chrome desktop users about a high-risk threat posed by remote hackers gaining access to systems and executing malicious operations. CERT-IN, a nodal agency under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, highlighted in the vulnerability note, "Multiple vulnerabilities have been reported in Google Chrome for Desktop." Using these vulnerabilities, the agency warned that a remote attacker could redirect users to malicious websites, gaining access to the system and bypassing security protocols. Recommended solution The agency advises users to update their systems to the latest stable channel update available for the Google Chrome desktop browser.