Google Releases Second Emergency Chrome Security Update in a Week — Users Urged to Act Fast
October 25, 2025
Google has rolled out another emergency security update for Chrome, marking the second critical patch in just one week. The update addresses a major vulnerability that could allow hackers to execute malicious code remotely — putting millions of users’ data and devices at risk.
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The issue, identified as CVE-2025-12036, affects Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine, which powers the browser’s web page rendering. According to Google, attackers could exploit the flaw simply by convincing users to visit a compromised website — no downloads or clicks required.
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The vulnerability was detected by Google’s AI-powered Big Sleep security system, which flagged the unusual activity. While technical details remain confidential until most users receive the update, Google has confirmed that fixes are already rolling out globally for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android devices.
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🔒 How to Stay Protected
To secure your browser, make sure you’re running the latest version of Chrome:
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Windows & Mac: Version 141.0.7390.122 or .123
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Linux: Version 141.0.7390.122
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Android: Version 141.0.7390.122
You can manually check for updates by going to Settings → About Google Chrome, which will prompt the browser to install the latest patch. Don’t forget to restart Chrome after updating — the fix won’t take effect until you do.
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With cyberattacks already being reported, experts are urging users to update immediately to protect personal information and ensure browsing safety.
