Security vulnerabilities found in Chrome browser, Google's request to update to the latest version immediately

 Google Chrome, the world's most used browser, has been asked to update immediately, citing security vulnerabilities. Google has recently unveiled a new version of Zero-Day, a patch (fix) to the previous version of Google Chrome.

The company unveiled a new version of 89.0.4389.72 for Windows, Mac, and Linux on Tuesday alone. In which 47 security vulnerabilities seen earlier have been addressed.

Earlier, on February 4, security researcher Alison Huffman reported to Google that Google Chrome's previous version had security vulnerabilities. Google then released a new version for the time being with a solution to the problem.

Google on Tuesday unveiled the second version with additional security, saying hackers may have gained access to many users' data from the incident.