GOOGLE has issued a Chrome security update, bumping to version 154.0.8037.92/.93, to fix 33 flaws. The standout issue is CVE-2026-102331, described as a critical ANGLE buffer overflow that could corrupt memory during rendering crafted content. The update also addresses six High-severity V8 engine bugs (five type confusion and one buffer overflow) and a range of memory safety, use-after-free, GPU, and UI-related flaws across WebGPU, Dawn, Skia, Passwords, Bluetooth, Views, and the Omnibox. Google notes that none of these flaws have been exploited in the wild as of the report.
Affected versions and practical response: all desktop Chrome builds prior to 154.0.8037.92 are affected. There has been no confirmed exploitation or public PoC. Users are advised to apply the latest updates promptly. Patch details cover Windows, macOS (154.0.8037.92/.93) and Linux (154.0.8037.92); manual installation is suggested if automatic rollout is lagging. To apply, open Chrome settings, choose About Chrome, download the update, and relaunch.
The full release notes are linked in the Chrome Stable channel notes. The article also lists notable CVEs and notes that, despite the volume of fixes, none have been marked as exploited in the wild at the time of publication.