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Google has released a Chrome update patching a large number of new security flaws: 151 in total, 22 of them rated as critical severity.

The browser now essentially blocks hackers from bypassing two-factor authentication.

The latest May 2026 Chrome 148 update resolves 151 vulnerabilities, including critical flaws potentially leading to remote code execution.

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EU sets out plans to reduce reliance on US cloud providers The European Commission on Wednesday unveiled a package of measures to boost competitiveness around the development of AI, cloud and chips.

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