Researchers found 152 Chrome extensions with 105,000 installs tied to adware, data collection, and fake Google organic traffic.

Chrome's WebMCP guidance warns that AI agents can be manipulated through the tools they are built to trust.

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Google has released an unscheduled update for Chrome to close two critical security vulnerabilities. As criminals are already actively using these vulnerabilities for attacks, all users are advised to ...

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