Google has released a stable channel update that addresses its fifth zero-day vulnerability in Chrome this year, identified as CVE-2022-2856. This vulnerability stems from insufficient validation of untrusted input in Intents, a deep linking feature in mobile application development. The issue could enable arbitrary code execution, thus posing a significant security risk. Alongside this crucial patch, Google has also implemented ten additional fixes for various other vulnerabilities in Chrome, underscoring the critical need for robust input validation in software to prevent exploitation.
Google's fifth zero-day vulnerability fix in Chrome this year targets insufficient input validation in Intents, potentially allowing arbitrary code execution.
The fixes included in the stable channel update emphasize the importance of input validation to prevent attackers from exploiting untrusted inputs.
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