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Chrome moves to twice-weekly security updates as AI bugs surge

Source: Wired
Time: 9:12 PM
Weight: 95/100High importance
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What happened?

Google is increasing the frequency of security updates for its Chrome browser, transitioning toward a twice-weekly patching schedule.

Why it matters

This adjustment is a direct response to the growing use of artificial intelligence in vulnerability hunting, which has significantly accelerated the discovery of software bugs and potential security flaws.

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The scale of this surge was highlighted by recent data showing that just two Chrome updates in June patched more vulnerabilities than the previous 23 updates combined.

By increasing the speed of its patch distribution, Google aims to reduce the window of opportunity for attackers in an era where automated tools can identify and potentially exploit software weaknesses at an unprecedented pace.

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