Google on Wednesday announced the release of Chrome 151 to the stable channel with patches for 370 vulnerabilities.
The update resolves seven critical-severity bugs, including four use-after-free issues in Compositing, Views, Skia, and Ozone.
Chrome 151 also resolves two critical-severity insufficient validation of untrusted input flaws in Dawn and ANGLE, and a critical race condition in Updater.
More than a dozen of the 71 high-severity defects addressed with the update are use-after-free vulnerabilities affecting Navigation, V8, Loader, Views, Autofill, Input, DataTransfer, DOM, ANGLE, Audio, Updater, and Media.
Other types of patched high-severity bugs include inappropriate implementation, insufficient policy enforcement, insufficient validation of untrusted input, uninitialized use, integer overflow, out-of-bounds read/write, type confusion, policy bypass, race condition, object lifecycle issue, and cryptographic flaw.
