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Multiple Chrome and Adobe vulnerabilities disclosed

Several critical vulnerabilities have been disclosed in Google Chrome and Adobe products, posing potential risks to UK organisations if not addressed promptly.

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What is going on

  • Multiple vulnerabilities were disclosed in Google Chrome, including issues related to memory management, unauthorised access, and UI misrepresentation.
  • Adobe Commerce was found to be affected by a vulnerability that could allow arbitrary code execution if exploited.
  • The vulnerabilities in Google Chrome could enable remote attackers to execute code inside or outside the sandbox, potentially leading to system compromises.
  • Security researchers have identified multiple flaws in different components of Google Chrome, highlighting the need for immediate patching.
  • Organisations using affected versions of Google Chrome and Adobe products are advised to apply available patches to mitigate potential risks.
  • CISA has confirmed active exploitation of two PHP2Shell flaws, indicating an urgent need for action to prevent remote code execution attacks.
  • What to watch: Monitoring for further details on the exploitation of these vulnerabilities and the release of additional patches or mitigations.

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