Google Chrome users should install the latest update to version 133 as soon as possible. Several security vulnerabilities have been discovered in the popular browser.

Google Chrome, one of the most used web browsers in the world, is currently under scrutiny due to several serious security flaws. These vulnerabilities could be exploited by cybercriminals to gain unauthorized access to your personal information.

The known vulnerabilities could allow hackers to inject malware onto your device to steal sensitive data such as passwords and payment information. Given the billions of users who use Chrome every day, this threat is particularly significant.

Security vulnerabilities in Google Chrome

The vulnerabilities affect various operating systems, including Android, Linux, macOS and Windows. Regardless of which system you use, it is crucial to install the latest updates and take additional security precautions.

To protect yourself effectively, you should always make sure you use the latest version of Google Chrome. These updates often contain important security fixes. Install modern security software, such as an antivirus program, to further protect your system. Only use secure networks, especially when entering or retrieving sensitive data. Do not click on suspicious links that you receive via email or on social networks, as these could lead to malicious websites. Regularly inform yourself about new security risks and act proactively to protect your privacy.

The Google releases blog lists some confirmed vulnerabilities. These are documented under the identifiers CVE-2025-0444, CVE-2025-0445 and CVE-2025-0451. Such numbers are useful for identifying the specific errors and enabling targeted action.

Chrome usually updates itself automatically when a new version is available. You can manually start the update check using the menu entry » Help » About Google Chrome.