The internet search engine has been warned of high-risk for users using Google’s Chrome browser. In this warning issued by the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-in) under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, users have been advised to update devices with Google Chrome browser and Chromeos.

A media report states that CERT-in of Advisory It has been reported that the old version of Google Chrome has some shortcomings, due to which the data and system of users are at risk. This includes the Chromeos verses before the Chromeos verses before the Windows and Mac for Windows and Mac 132.0.6834.110/111, 132.0.6834.110 and 16093.68.0 for Linux. To solve this, Google has released the Stable Channel update for Google Chrome on desktop platforms. Google has said that this update will soon be available to all users. Chromebook users have also been advised to update devices to the new version of Chromeos.

This advisory states that all users of Google Chrome should update as soon as possible to avoid the risk related to these deficiencies. Users can go to their browser or Chromeos settings menu to see the update. Earlier, an emergency advisory was issued for Google Chrome users on behalf of CERT-in.

Recently, the Telecom Department (DOT) had advised to be vigilant from calls coming from some foreign codes. These codes include +77, +84, +85, +86 and +89. Suspected calls can be reported on the Sanchar Saathi portal. This helps DOT to block these phone numbers. According to a report by the Ministry of Home Affairs, in the first 10 months of the last year, scammers in the country cheated about Rs 2,140 crore. Cyber ​​fraud cases have increased rapidly over the years. Earlier, the Indian Cybercrime Coordination Center (I4C) and Dot blocked at least 17,000 WhatsApp accounts of foreign hackers. Its goal is to destroy foreign criminal networks and increase digital security.