Google has issued a critical warning urging all Chrome users to promptly update their web browser to the latest version. The updated release addresses four security vulnerabilities, with one of them classified as a zero-day threat, indicating that hackers are actively exploiting it.
In a recent statement, Google acknowledged the existence of an exploit for CVE-2025-10585, emphasizing the importance of immediate action. However, specific details regarding the nature and impact of the issue remain undisclosed at this time.
The company’s Threat Analysis Group reported the vulnerability earlier this month, prompting Google to restrict access to detailed bug information until a significant number of users have applied the necessary patch. This precaution aims to prevent widespread exploitation by cybercriminals.
To ensure protection against the identified security risks, users should verify their Chrome version by accessing the browser menu and selecting “About Chrome.” The recommended versions for Windows/Mac and Linux systems are 140.0.7339.185/.186 and 140.0.7339.185, respectively. Users running older versions are advised to update immediately to safeguard their systems.
Following the update, users can rest assured that their browser is shielded from potential threats. Google has assured users that the latest version will be rolled out to all browsers in the coming days or weeks, underscoring the importance of staying vigilant and proactive in maintaining browser security.