Most unsafe browser in 2022 with 303 vulnerabilities Ankit Chaubey, 12, October 202212, October 2022 A new report has surfaced revealing that Google Chrome is the most vulnerable browser as of 2022 with a total of 303 vulnerabilities.This information is based on data from the VulDB vulnerability database and was gathered between January 1st and October 5th of 2022. Although this number seems high, it’s important to note that the figures are cumulative and cover a span of just over 9 months.Google Chrome is the only browser with new vulnerabilities in the five days in October. Recent ones include CVE-2022-3318, CVE-2022-3314, CVE-20221-3311, CVE-2022-3309, and CVE-2022-3307.The CVE programme tracks security flaws and vulnerabilities across multiple platforms. The database does not list details for these flaws yet, but the report said they can lead to memory corruption on a computer.Users can fix these by updating to Google Chrome version 106.0.5249.61.TABLE OF CONTENTS0.1 Firefox0.2 Microsoft Edge0.3 Safari0.4 Opera0.4.1 Read also – How to not be Tracked Online and Cover up your Digital Footprint1 About The Author1.1 Ankit Chaubey2 RelatedFirefoxMozilla’s Firefox browser ranks second for vulnerabilities, with 117 of them.Microsoft EdgeAs of October 5th, Microsoft Edge had 103 vulnerabilities – 61% more than the entire year of 2021. In total, 806 vulnerabilities have been found since its release.SafariSafari had one of the lowest levels of vulnerabilities in the first three quarters of 2022, with only 26 reported vulnerabilities. This is in comparison to its number for cumulative vulnerabilities which is 1,139 since its release, the report said.OperaThe Opera browser has not had any documented vulnerabilities in 2022 and only 344 total vulnerabilities.Read also – How to not be Tracked Online and Cover up your Digital FootprintAbout The Author Ankit Chaubey See author's postsRelated Android Linux Windows BrowsersChromeFirefoxMicrosoft EdgeSafariSecurityVulnerability
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