"Google Patches Critical Security Vulnerabilities in Chrome and Android"

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In August, Microsoft, Google Chrome, and Firefox released patches to fix serious security flaws, some of which were actively exploited. Microsoft's Patch Tuesday addressed vulnerabilities, including two being used in real-world attacks. Google Chrome issued multiple updates, fixing high-impact flaws such as type-confusion and use-after-free bugs. Firefox patched over a dozen vulnerabilities, including issues in Offscreen Canvas and popup notifications. Google released 40 updates for Android, addressing critical security vulnerabilities in the System, Framework, and Kernel components.
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