Update now to Chrome 80 to quash an array of security issues

Hello folks,

Google Chrome has rolled out Chrome 80 (Chrome 80.0.3987.87) to the Stable channel for the Windows, macOS, Linux, Chrome OS, iOS, and Android platforms. This update resolves a bunch of security issues and also contains bug fixes, and new features.

What's new?

Included in this update are new features such as a new secure-by-default cookie classification system, auto-upgraded mixed content, text URL fragments, SVG favicons, and more.

Here's a list of CVEs resolved in this update:

CVE-2019-18197
CVE-2019-19880
CVE-2019-19923
CVE-2019-19925
CVE-2019-19926
CVE-2020-6381
CVE-2020-6382
CVE-2020-6385
CVE-2020-6387
CVE-2020-6388
CVE-2020-6389
CVE-2020-6390
CVE-2020-6391
CVE-2020-6392
CVE-2020-6393
CVE-2020-6394
CVE-2020-6395
CVE-2020-6396
CVE-2020-6397
CVE-2020-6398
CVE-2020-6399
CVE-2020-6400
CVE-2020-6401
CVE-2020-6402
CVE-2020-6403
CVE-2020-6404
CVE-2020-6405
CVE-2020-6406
CVE-2020-6408
CVE-2020-6409
CVE-2020-6410
CVE-2020-6411
CVE-2020-6412
CVE-2020-6413
CVE-2020-6414
CVE-2020-6415
CVE-2020-6416
CVE-2020-6417

Learn more about all the security issues addressed in this release in this Chrome log.

Kindly deploy the patch IDs 312772 (64 bit) and 312771 (32 bit) to install Chrome 80 (Chrome 80.0.3987.87) in your network machines to fix all the aforementioned CVEs.

Happy patching!