Google Chrome. A very serious problem that blocks users' computers has been discovered for the most used browser on the planet, it being very easy to trigger while we are just surfing the Internet. In the image below you can see what a website looks like that can trigger the bug that can block Google Chrome and implicitly the users' computers, the HDDs of the PCs being used at 100% when the vulnerability is exploited by hackers.
Google Chrome. Everything is based on the running of a JavaScript code in the loop when accessing the infected web pages, and this triggers the use of 100% of the computers' HDDs, making solving the problem very difficult. It seems that this problem affects browsers running on the Windows 10 operating system at the moment, so you should be safe on previous versions of the operating system, at least for now.
Google Chrome. CAREFUL! THE PROBLEM THAT BLOCKS Computers
Google Chrome. The vulnerability is triggered with an alert message that appears to come from the Microsoft company and alerts users to the fact that their computer could be infected with a virus, which of course is false. When the respective page is accessed and the message appears, the JavaScript script is also triggered that runs in a loop and uses the HDD at 100% of its capacity, completely blocking the user's computer, which is very difficult to solve.
Google Chrome. The only solutions to use the computer involve closing all processes related to the browser, using the Task Manager, or restarting the computers, the first situation being more complicated to achieve on computers with weaker hardware. Of course, restarting the browser and choosing the option Restore for forcibly closed web pages, it will reopen the infected page and the problem will be reactivated, so be careful not to do this, because that way you will go through the same situation over and over again.
