Security updates released for Google Chrome

Hello everyone,

Google chrome has updated its stable channel to 87.0.4280.66 for Windows, macOS, and Linux. This updates fixes various high severity security vulnerabilities as given below:

CVE ID	Vulnerability	Severity
CVE-2020-16012	Side-channel information leakage in graphics	Low
CVE-2020-16014	Use after free in PPAPI	High
CVE-2020-16015	Insufficient data validation in WASM	High
CVE-2020-16018	Use after free in payments	High
CVE-2020-16019	Inappropriate implementation in filesystem	High
CVE-2020-16020	Inappropriate implementation in cryptohome	High
CVE-2020-16021	Race in ImageBurner	High
CVE-2020-16022	Insufficient policy enforcement in networking	High
CVE-2020-16023	Use after free in WebCodecs	High
CVE-2020-16024	Heap buffer overflow in UI	High
CVE-2020-16025	Heap buffer overflow in clipboard	High
CVE-2020-16026	Use after free in WebRTC	Medium
CVE-2020-16027	Insufficient policy enforcement in developer tools	Medium
CVE-2020-16028	Heap buffer overflow in WebRTC	Medium
CVE-2020-16029	Inappropriate implementation in PDFium	Medium
CVE-2020-16030	Insufficient data validation in Blink	Medium
CVE-2019-8075	Insufficient data validation in Flash	Medium
CVE-2020-16031	Incorrect security UI in tab preview	Medium
CVE-2020-16032	Incorrect security UI in sharing	Medium
CVE-2020-16033	Incorrect security UI in WebUSB	Medium
CVE-2020-16034	Inappropriate implementation in WebRTC	Medium
CVE-2020-16035	Insufficient data validation in cros-disks	Medium
CVE-2020-16036	Inappropriate implementation in cookies	Low

The updates can be deployed using Desktop Central. Initiate a sync between the Central Patch Repository and the Desktop Central server. Once synced, search for the following Patch IDs or Bulletin IDs and deploy them to your target systems.