The single vulnerability, CVE-2025-0291, is known to be something called a type confusion impacting the open-source V8 Javascript engine that powers Chrome and other Chromium-based web browsers.

To ensure this you must restart your browser, save any tabs you have open, and do that to be protected. Relaunch to activate your Chrome security update.

Fox Racing has an all new Speedframe helmet in three trim levels, and two of them are now the top rated helmets for Virginia ...

But did you know there's now a "face BBL?" The Brazilian butt lift − a popular and controversial cosmetic procedure − has inspired a new plastic surgery term, though doctors say the procedure ...

then it should be both P/J approved (Protective/Jet – the latter being the term for open-face lids in some markets), that means it has dual homologation. Like all helmets, a SHARP rating is also ...

There’s also more control of the camera and less wind noise. On open face helmets you can mount the camera on the forehead (instead of the chin) with specially designed straps or sticky pads.

Google has released the new Chrome versions Chrome 132.0.6834.83/84 for Windows and macOS and 132.0.6834.83 for Linux. The installation of these updates eliminates 16 security vulnerabilities in ...

This isn’t Google’s first foray into the face-as-a-cursor space. It previously made an open-source AI accessibility tool for Windows games called Project Gameface, which was also announced for ...

Microsoft is releasing its Phi-4 model as a fully open-source project with downloadable weights on Hugging Face, the AI code-sharing community. “We have been completely amazed by the response to ...

Google is introducing various accessibility-focused and classroom ChromeOS features that allow you to control your Chromebook with your facial expressions and face, as the tech giant posts on its ...

This isn't the first we've seen of a Face control-type tool, as the accessibility feature was inspired by Google's own Project GameFace, an open-source, hands-free gaming software that was ...

The people overseeing the security of Google’s Chrome browser explicitly forbid third-party extension developers from trying to manipulate how the browser extensions they submit are presented in ...