Chrome Zero-Day Exploits: 4 Vulnerabilities Exposed in May 2024's Most Aggressive Attack Wave

Chrome Zero-Day Exploits: 4 Vulnerabilities Exposed in May 2024's Most Aggressive Attack Wave Four confirmed Chrome zero-day exploits in fourteen days. That's not a typo. In May 2024, Google pushed emergency patches for CVE-2024-4671, CVE-2024-4761, CVE-2024-4947, and CVE-2024-5274. Every single one was actively exploited in the wild before Google could fix it. This cluster of Chrome zero-day exploits is one of the most concentrated browser attack campaigns I've seen. And if you're running Chrome (statistically, you probably are), this one matters. I've spent over 14 years building and securing production systems, and I've tracked zero-day disclosure cycles closely for most of that time. A single browser zero-day is concerning. Four in rapid succession, at least two linked to commercial spyware vendors, is something different entirely. This isn't about theoretical risk. Real users got hit. What Is a Chrome Zero-Day, and Why Were There Four at Once? A zero-day vulnerability is a flaw th