CERT-IN has issued a critical alert for Google Chrome desktop users, highlighting a vulnerability that could allow remote hackers to execute arbitrary code on affected systems.

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CERT-In warns millions of Chrome users to update immediately after a critical flaw exposes systems to remote cyberattacks.

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