Fortunately, there have been no reports so far that cybercriminals are already actively exploiting the vulnerabilities. The company traditionally withholds details of the problems discovered until the majority of users have installed the update. Low CVE-2023-0705: Integer overflow in Core. Reported by Rhys Elsmore and Zac Sims of the Canva security team on Low CVE-2023-0704: Insufficient policy enforcement in DevTools. Medium CVE-2023-0703: Type Confusion in DevTools. Medium CVE-2023-0702: Type Confusion in Data Transfer. Medium CVE-2023-0701: Heap buffer overflow in WebUI. Medium CVE-2023-0700: Inappropriate implementation in Download. Medium CVE-2023-0699: Use after free in GPU. High CVE-2023-0698: Out of bounds read in WebRTC. High CVE-2023-0697: Inappropriate implementation in Full screen mode. Reported by Haein Lee at KAIST Hacking Lab on High CVE-2023-0696: Type Confusion in V8. Moreover, it also addresses 188 bugs discovered in the browser.

After all others have a medium or low risk. Three of the leaks reported by external security researchers is classified by the Internet giant as “High”, i.e. With the new version 1.78 for Windows, macOS and Linux, the developers eliminate 15 vulnerabilities in the browser according to the Chrome Releases Blog. Download Google Chrome 110 offline installer.

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