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Two Zero-Day Flaws Found in Google Chrome Components Skia and V8 JavaScript Engine
An urgent warning has been issued for millions of Google Chrome users worldwide. Google has released an emergency security update after discovering two dangerous vulnerabilities in its browser.
Google has announced an urgent security warning for the 3.5 billion users of the Chrome browser. Hackers are attacking users with two new zero-day flaws, and users need to update their browsers immediately.
Google has a schedule for security patches, but the fact that it has sent a second update in just 48 hours speaks volumes about the threat level. According to Google, the hackers have already started attacking users by exploiting two zero-day flaws.
According to Google, these vulnerabilities are named CVE-2026-3909 and CVE-2026-3910. Both vulnerabilities affect critical system components of Chrome. The first vulnerability relates to Chrome's graphics library, Skia. It's an out-of-bounds memory issue that could be exploited by attackers to remotely execute code on a system. This attack could also be triggered by visiting a malicious website.
