Google Chrome Patches Multiple Browser Flaws That Could Enable Remote Attacks
Brief
Google has released a new Chrome Stable Channel update for desktop platforms, fixing five high-severity security vulnerabilities that affect core browser components.
The flaws include multiple use-after-free memory-safety issues that, if successfully exploited, could potentially enable remote attacks through malicious web content.
The update moves Chrome to version 151.
- 7922. 137/. 138 on Windows and macOS, while Linux users receive version 151.
- 7922.
- Google Chrome Patches Multiple Browser Flaws
All five security issues addressed in the release carry a High severity rating. The vulnerabilities span Chrome’s JavaScript engine, interface components, extension framework, HTML processing, and Blink rendering engine.