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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens and soft media users for 1520111 clue delivery! CTOnews.com August 9, CTOnews.com learned from Google officials that in order to better protect users' network security, Google will speed up the update of its Chrome browser. Starting this week, stable users of Chrome browsers will receive a security update once a week instead of every two weeks, which will be released to the stable channel this week with Chrome 116.

By releasing weekly security updates, Google will be able to narrow the "patch gap" between Chrome browsers and previous biweekly patches. Google said: "although we cannot completely eliminate the possibility of n-day attacks, the weekly pace of Chrome security updates allows us to release security fixes on average 3.5days in advance." It greatly reduces the time window for n-day attackers to develop and use attacks against potential victims, making the attack more difficult. "

Google said it would quickly fix and release an unplanned patch if Chrome browsers were found to have security vulnerabilities that were actually exploited. However, as Google will now release new security updates every week, Google expects such unplanned updates to be reduced.

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