Chrome 136 Security Update: High-Risk Vulnerabilities Patched

The various other Chromium-based web browsers will be doing the same with their own updates. Brave and Microsoft Side are presently at the security degree before this Chrome upgrade, with both having changed to Chromium 136 in the first week of May.

High-Risk Vulnerabilities in Chrome

In the Chrome Releases blog post, Srinivas Sista names the two of the 4 repaired vulnerabilities that were uncovered by outside safety and security scientists and reported to Google. Google categorizes these two susceptabilities (CVE-2025-4664 and CVE-2025-4609) as high risk. Google really did not provide information on the other 2 internally discovered vulnerabilities.

Vivaldi’s Security Patch

For the existing Vivaldi version 7.3.3635.12, the designers have actually backported a patch against the protection vulnerability CVE-2025-4096 from Chromium 136 to Chromium 134. Google shut this susceptability with a high danger ranking two weeks ago.

Opera’s Outdated Chromium

Opera launched variation 119 this week, which uses the out-of-date Chromium 134, for which Google no longer offers updates. In order to catch up, Opera will need to take a big step with its following internet browser version and skip at least one, ideally two, Chromium generations.

Google has released a new security upgrade for its Chrome 136 browser, one day later on than anticipated. According to Google, one of the susceptabilities is currently being exploited in the wild.