GOOGLE has released a Chrome Stable Channel update for desktop, bringing the browser to version **154.0.8037.57 on Linux** and **154.0.8037.57/.58 on Windows and Mac**. Released on 22 September 2026, it addresses **108 security issues**, including **11 rated Critical**, with the update rolling out over the following days and weeks.
The article highlights three vulnerabilities. **CVE-2026-95350** is a Critical buffer overflow in ANGLE, Chrome’s graphics-translation layer. A specially crafted webpage could potentially trigger memory-safety problems, including a crash or possible code execution. **CVE-2026-95281** is another Critical ANGLE buffer overflow that a malicious webpage could potentially reach, although Google has not provided exploitation details. **CVE-2026-95357** is an out-of-bounds write in Chrome’s GPU component. The report describes these as potential impacts and does not confirm exploitation.
Google also released **Chrome 155.0.8059.16 for Android** on 23 September 2026 to a small percentage of users, with stability and performance improvements. Chrome 155 is additionally available through the Beta channel. Desktop users can wait for automatic updating or open **About Google Chrome** in the settings or Help menu, then select **Relaunch** when prompted.