An Avast Threat Intelligence team member found this high-severity memory buffer overflow in an RTC-related security issues. Reportedly, this is caused by CVE-2022-2294. SEE ALSO: Biggest Data Theft In China! Hackers Breached More Than One Billion Data From Shanghai Police There is a very strong reason not to wait this month, even if the protection will be activated when the application is restarted and the Chrome browser will automatically update to this patched version. The update to Chrome 1.114 for Windows will start rolling out in the next days and weeks, Google stated in a statement on July 4th. It warns that cyber assaults that have been observed in the wild target Windows and Android users. A fourth zero-day security flaw in Chrome has been publicly verified by Google so far this year.
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