Google feels the need for security speed, so will ship Chrome updates every two weeks
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What happened
Collection of cybersecurity news highlighting a surge in high-impact vulnerabilities, data breaches, and nation-state activity. Key items: Google will shorten Chrome release cadence to two weeks to speed security updates; high‑severity Chrome Gemini extension privilege‑escalation and other browser/AI integration flaws (Perplexity Comet calendar bug, Claude Code RCE) were disclosed and patched; critical Serv-U (SolarWinds) and Cisco SD‑WAN flaws prompted urgent patching guidance from industry and Five Eyes; multiple large data breaches and leaks (French medical records, ManoMano, Cloud Imperium
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- 2026-03-04T22:49:03Z
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