New Delhi, Oct. 22 -- Cybersecurity organisation CyberPeace has urged internet users to update their browsers and devices, avoid bypassing security warnings and enable two-factor authentication following the e-Mudhra certificate security incident, while advising enterprises to replace affected digital certificates before Google's planned root certificate removal on October 27.

In its safety advisory, CyberPeace warned that the incident could expose users to risks such as website impersonation and phishing, and stressed the need for individuals and organisations to take preventive measures.

The organisation advised users to install pending updates for browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari, as well as Android and iOS device...