Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Tuesday, September 6, 2022.

I'm Brian McCullough today.

Pretty High Priority Zero Day to tell you about.

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with its muscle, when your electrical utility takes over your smart thermostat what

do you do and how that rumored always on iPhone display might work in practice.

Here's what you miss today in the world of tech.

One of those days I guess this probably updated for you automatically but it's worth

double checking Google has updated crumb to address an actively exploited high severity zero-day vulnerability in Mojo.

It's its sixth patch for zero-day vulnerabilities in 2022 for Chrome quoting Bloeping Computer.

This new version is rolling out in the stable desktop channel

with Google saying that it will reach the entire user base

within a matter of days or weeks.

It was available immediately when bleeping computer

checked for new updates by going into the Chrome menu, Help About Google Chrome.

The web browser will also auto check for new updates and automatically install them after the next launch.

The zero-day bug fixed today is a high severity vulnerability caused by insufficient data validation in Mojo, a collection of runtime libraries that facilitates

message passing across arbitrary inter and intra process boundaries.

Google says that this security issue was found by a security researcher that

chose to report it anonymously. Even though the browser vendor says the

Zero Day was exploited in the wild it is yet to share technical details or

info regarding these incidents.

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