India, Nov. 20 -- Google has started pushing an urgent security fix for Chrome after detecting a serious browser flaw that attackers have already begun to exploit. The company has asked all desktop users to install the new update at the earliest, as the vulnerability places more than two billion users at immediate risk. The rollout has reached Windows, macOS, and Linux, and Google has stressed that users and organisations must confirm their browser is updated without delay.

The issue involves a zero-day flaw that attackers are currently using in real-world conditions. Google identified the bug as CVE-2025-13223 and linked it to Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine. The flaw stems from a "type confusion" error, which can lead the browser to mish...