Organized and motivated attackers will weaponize this in a few short hours. My opinion is that giving organizations three weeks to patch a vulnerability will likely mean that they patch said vulnerability in three weeks. Add in the fact that users are slow to update and patch their browsers (both on desktops and mobile devices), and this creates a very dangerous situation for organizations and individuals alike. A browser, by its very nature, must have internet connectivity, crossing a trust barrier, again making the delivery mechanism easier - this could be a malicious link or a phishing email. This browser is popular on a variety of operating systems, again making it a formidable vulnerability for malicious users. The Google Chrome browser has a global market share of ~63%, which is a massive Total Addressable Market (TAM) and one that malicious users will likely jump on the back of. "This newly discovered and exploited flaw in Google is important for several reasons.
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