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Chromium Stable update includes 10 security fixes

Brief written by the FOSSWire AI editor from Google Chromium Engineering Releases

1 min read Impact: 7/10

Key Takeaway

The latest Chromium Stable release addresses 10 security vulnerabilities, including one critical use-after-free bug.

Summary

Google has released Chromium version 155.0.8059.84 for Linux, Windows, and Mac to address several security flaws. The update includes one critical vulnerability and nine high or medium severity fixes affecting components like V8, DOM, and SVG. The rollout will occur over the coming days and weeks.

Security vulnerability details

  • Critical CVE-2026-110922: A use-after-free vulnerability in Prerender.
  • High Severity: Multiple memory corruption and use-after-free issues in V8, DOM, Core, and SVG.
  • Medium Severity: Improper input validation in Desktop and use-after-free in Compositing and Workers.

Why it matters

As Chromium serves as the upstream base for many open-source browsers, these fixes are critical for the security of the broader web ecosystem.

Original reference: chromereleases.googleblog.com →