How to update Chrome without accidentally installing a virus on your smartphone


Beware of fake application update requests on your mobile. — AFP Relaxnews

Warning! If you see a message telling you to update the Chrome browser on your smartphone, beware, as it could be a virus.

The name of the virus is Brokewell, and this malware is currently tricking Android smartphone owners. Cybersecurity specialist, the ThreatFabric group, has issued a warning about this program, which deceives internet users with a fake update page for the Chrome browser.

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