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# Сritical security update for all Windows, Mac & Linux Users

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**This is essential for those who use Google Chrome browser!**

Finally, the Chrome team announced the Chrome 102 for Windows (102.0.5005.61/62/63), 102.0.5005.61 for Mac and Linux.

Google Chrome 102 update fixes 32 new vulnerabilities and reduces the chance of phishing.

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For all our community members who actively use crypto, wallets, and various platforms (dex, etc.), phishing is one of the most important problems.

 We have to use all methods to protect our funds as much as possible.

**The browser update is one of such methods. Update your browser and/or app to the latest version!**

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