Google Fixes Two Chrome Zero-Days Exploited in the Wild Affecting Skia and V8
2026-03-13T13:24:16Z•01337b8c586177bf4b73e0cf06659abc3e25ddeb3c7a9a04c4926135c04ff6b8
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What happened
A collection of security news from The Hacker News (Mar 11–13, 2026) covering multiple high-impact incidents and patches: Google fixed two Chrome zero-days (including Skia OOB write), multiple critical RCEs in n8n were flagged and added to CISA's KEV, Veeam patched critical Backup & Replication RCEs, and Microsoft released a large Patch Tuesday including public zero-days. Researchers disclosed nine AppArmor “CrackArmor” confused-deputy flaws enabling local privilege escalation and container escapes, and new malware/campaigns were documented — a Rust-based VENON banking trojan, AI-assisted Slol
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