Google patches actively exploited Chrome zero-day
Google updated Chrome to fix an actively exploited, high-severity zero-day vulnerability in its V8 engine, along with 11 other security flaws. Reports say the zero-day could enable remote code execution inside Chrome’s sandboxed renderer process. The available RSS material does not identify the attackers, victims or scale of exploitation.
Why it matters
An actively exploited browser flaw can expose a large population before users install the update.
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Part of the September 5, 2026 brief.