Google has updated the stable version of Chrome (49.0.2623.108), applying five fixes to security holes discovered in this year's Pwn2Own hacking contest held in Vancouver, Canada, a week ago.
During the contest, the Chrome development team recorded them exploits and a week later, the company released today's information which fixes not only the security holes presented in Pwn2Own, but also three new security issues reported by independent researchers as well as a bug discovered by researchers from the same company (CVE-2016-1650).
You can download the new version of Chrôme directly from your application, or from the official download page.
You can also read more about this year's Pwn2Own from the link below.
https://iguru.gr/2016/03/18/57346/pwn2own-2016/
