Esecurityplanet Google Chrome 157 Fixes 213 Vulnerabilities, Including 7 Critical Flaws
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- •Chrome 157 patches 213 vulnerabilities, including 7 critical flaws.
- •Critical vulnerabilities involve buffer overflows and memory corruption.
- •AI tools contributed to the discovery of several vulnerabilities.
On November 3, 2026, Google released Chrome 157, addressing 213 security vulnerabilities, including seven rated as critical. The critical flaws affect components like Dawn and ANGLE, with notable issues including buffer overflows and memory corruption. Users are urged to update their browsers promptly as the rollout is gradual. The vulnerabilities have not been reported as, but their severity necessitates immediate attention. AI tools played a significant role in identifying some of these vulnerabilities, with 14 reports credited to AI-assisted research. The update is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, with an Android version also released. Google has awarded $31,000 in bug bounties for reported vulnerabilities, although many rewards remain undetermined.
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