Google Patches Seven Security Vulnerabilities In Chrome

Google Patches Seven Security Vulnerabilities in Chrome

The Chrome browser for Windows, Mac, and Linux has been updated to version 90.0.4430.85. Seven security patches are included in the update, including one for a zero-day flaw that was exploited in the wild.

The zero-day – tracked as CVE-2021-21224 – was reported as a “type confusion in V8”.

In the advisory written by Srinivas Sista, Chrome technical program manager, five vulnerabilities were detailed: CVE-2021-21223 integer overflow in Mojo, CVE-2021-21225 out of bounds memory access in V8, CVE-2021-21222 heap buffer overflow in V8, CVE-2021-21224 type confusion in V8, and CVE-2021-21226 use after free in navigation.

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