Critical Vulnerabilities Patched With Chrome 151 Update

Google shipped Chrome 151, fixing more than two dozen memory-safety bugs, including several critical use-after-free vulnerabilities. Use-after-free flaws in a widely deployed browser are a common target for exploit chains once the fix is patch-diffed against the prior release. SecurityWeek’s report gave no indication any of the flaws were under active exploitation at time of disclosure. Practitioners should confirm automatic updates are enabled and that managed Chrome fleets have picked up the release.