Multiple Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Edge Chromium-based Browser Announced
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- •Multiple vulnerabilities in Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) disclosed, including CVE-2026-77490.
- •Vulnerabilities include spoofing and multiple 'use after free' issues, affecting user data confidentiality.
- •Users are urged to update their browsers immediately to mitigate the risks.
A series of vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) have been disclosed, including CVE-2026-77490, a spoofing vulnerability, and several 'use after free' vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-87460, CVE-2026-87578, CVE-2026-87609, CVE-2026-87542, CVE-2026-87502, CVE-2026-87514, CVE-2026-87512, CVE-2026-87628, CVE-2026-87533, CVE-2026-87526, CVE-2026-87556, CVE-2026-87449, CVE-2026-87507, CVE-2026-87540, CVE-2026-87441, CVE-2026-87457, CVE-2026-87468, CVE-2026-87549, CVE-2026-87560, CVE-2026-87593, CVE-2026-87548, CVE-2026-87569, CVE-2026-87451, CVE-2026-87495). These vulnerabilities could lead to unauthorized access and information leakage. The vulnerabilities were published between September 9 and September 15, 2026, with some requiring user interaction for exploitation. Microsoft has released updates to mitigate these vulnerabilities, and users are urged to update their browsers immediately.
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