Chrome 150 patches critical memory safety bugs across core components

Google released Chrome 150, addressing seven memory safety vulnerabilities including three critical use-after-free issues in its CameraCapture, GPU, and Network components. The update also resolves three high-severity use-after-free bugs in other components and an out-of-bounds flaw in the V8 JavaScript engine. No active exploitation of these defects has been reported, but users are encouraged to update their browsers. Since April, Google has fixed over 1,400 vulnerabilities in Chrome, emphasizing a commitment to memory safety.