Google has released an article for developers that explains the functionality. Google announced recently that it will drop support for third-party cookies in 2024 in Chrome. Current anti-fraud techniques that rely on third-party cookies will stop working once support ends in Chrome. "The Private State Token API is a new API for propagating user signals across sites, without using cross-site persistent identifiers like third party cookies for anti-fraud purposes" writes Google in a support document. Google lists support for the Private State Tokens API, formerly known as Trust Tokens, as another feature that has been integrated into the browser. The policy is no longer available for Mac and Windows devices. The policy will be removed in Chrome 120. This brings Chrome on these three systems in line with Chrome on Windows and Mac, which were switched already.Īdministrators may configure the policy ChromeRootStoreEnabled to prevent the migration from happening at this stage. One of the main changes in Chrome 114 for Android, ChromeOS and Linux is the switch from using the operating system's certificate store to Chrome's own certificate store. The Chrome Enterprise and Education release notes provide information on new features that found their way into the web browser. Google Chrome 114 is a new major version of the web browser. One of the following versions should be listed on the page after the installation of the update: A restart of the web browser is required to complete the update. The browser will download any update that it finds to install it. The installed version is displayed on the page and a check for updates is performed.
Google addressed an out of bounds write in Swiftshader, several use after free in components such as Extensions and PDF, type confusion issues in V8, and another out of bounds memory access issue in Mojo.Ĭhrome users who run the browser on desktop systems may update the browser by loading chrome://settings/help in the address bar or by selecting Menu > Help > About Google Chrome. While that may be reassuring, it is still recommended to update Chrome to version 114 quickly to close the security vulnerabilities.
Google makes no mention of exploits that are out in the wild already. The remaining security issues are not published publicly, as they have been found internally by Google.
Google reveals information about 13 of the 16 vulnerabilities only: 8 security issues have a severity rating of high, 4 a rating of medium and one a low rating.
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