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BlueMoon Exploit Kit Chains Chrome and Windows Zero-Days in Espionage Attacks

10 September 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

Multiple espionage groups are using the BlueMoon exploit kit to chain Chrome and Windows flaws against government, defense and commercial targets. The campaign highlights the danger of patch-gap...

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Google Rushes Emergency Chrome Patch as Attackers Exploit V8 Zero-Day

5 September 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

Google has pushed an emergency Chrome update after confirming that a type confusion flaw in the V8 engine, tracked as CVE-2026-85046, is being actively exploited in the wild....

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Google Ships Chrome 152 With Fixes for 327 Flaws, Including 10 Critical Use-After-Free Bugs

27 August 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

Chrome 152 lands with 327 security fixes, ten of them rated critical and mostly tied to use-after-free memory bugs across components like ANGLE, Aura, and Chromecast. None are...

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Chrome’s Latest Patch Closes 12 Security Holes, Nine of Them Rated High Severity

22 July 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

Google has shipped a new Stable Chrome release fixing 12 vulnerabilities, nine of them high severity, touching core components like V8, ANGLE, and the GPU stack. Several of...

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Google Chrome’s Device-Bound Session Credentials Go GA — Cryptographically Kills Cookie-Theft Attacks

31 May 2026  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

Google has moved Device Bound Session Credentials (DBSC) to general availability in Chrome on Windows, cryptographically binding session cookies to the originating device via TPM. Enabled by default...

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Google Releases Critical Security Update for Chrome Browser

29 November 2023  |  dark6  |  Vulnerability

Google has released a critical security update for its popular Chrome browser to address a zero-day vulnerability. This vulnerability, known as CVE-2023-6345, has been actively exploited by attackers....

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