Google Zaps Chrome’s Zero-Day: Espionage Malware Takes a Hit!
Google has resolved a severe Chrome zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2025-2783, that allowed malware deployment targeting Russian organizations. Discovered by Kaspersky, this flaw enabled attackers to escape Chrome’s sandbox. Patches are now rolling out to Windows users. Meanwhile, cyber spies are left searching for new ways to infiltrate—better luck next time!
Hot Take:
In a plot twist that’s more espionage than James Bond could handle, Google swoops in to save the day by patching a Chrome zero-day vulnerability. Russian organizations were the target, and the attackers? Well, let’s just say they’re not getting invited to any more “Primakov Readings”. This is one sequel we hope doesn’t get a reboot!
Key Points:
- Google patched a high-severity Chrome zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2025-2783.
- The vulnerability was exploited to bypass Chrome’s sandbox and deploy malware.
- Operation ForumTroll targeted Russian organizations via phishing.
- Kaspersky researchers discovered the exploit, which involved sophisticated malware.
- Chrome users are advised to update promptly to prevent further exploits.
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