0-day in Chrome fixed this morning, time to update.

Here’s what happened: Google added a couple new models of Chromebooks to its Auto Update Policy, the page where it lists every Chromebook and how long it can expect to receive updates to its operating system. A Chromebook technically still works without updates, but it won’t receive the latest security patches and bug fixes. That’s bad news for businesses, schools, or anyone, really.

Specifically, Google added:

Pro c645 Chromebook Enterprise Jun 2029
ThinkPad C13 Yoga Chromebook Enterprise Jun 2029

En passant in an I-fixit blurb; I know 0 about your compact message above--but as my iMac is just into 11 years since birth.. well. you know:
WHEN exactly shall Apple pull-plug on latest Security cruft???

That is all.

{{UGH}} ..just as the FINAL Beast -vs- Lochinvar in-full armor are about to joust.

Post #436,739 by malraux 10/21/20 10:05:13 AM 10/21/20 10:05:13 AM Reply	0-day in Chrome fixed this morning, time to update. Regards, -scott Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson.
Post #436,770 by Ashton 10/22/20 9:06:41 PM 10/22/20 9:06:41 PM Reply	Google "adds two lines" of relevance (?) Here’s what happened: Google added a couple new models of Chromebooks to its Auto Update Policy, the page where it lists every Chromebook and how long it can expect to receive updates to its operating system. A Chromebook technically still works without updates, but it won’t receive the latest security patches and bug fixes. That’s bad news for businesses, schools, or anyone, really. Specifically, Google added: Pro c645 Chromebook Enterprise Jun 2029 ThinkPad C13 Yoga Chromebook Enterprise Jun 2029 En passant in an I-fixit blurb; I know 0 about your compact message above--but as my iMac is just into 11 years since birth.. well. you know: WHEN exactly shall Apple pull-plug on latest Security cruft??? That is all. {{UGH}} ..just as the FINAL Beast -vs- Lochinvar in-full armor are about to joust.
Post #436,771 by scoenye 10/22/20 10:02:29 PM 10/22/20 10:02:29 PM Reply	CVE-2020-15999 Freetype memory corruption bug The bug is triggered by fonts with embedded PNG images reporting a size over 65535. There is an active exploit targeting Chrome but other things that use Freetype and pipe in fonts from the interwebs may be vulnerable as well. Gory details: https://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?59308

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