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Chrome Update Fixes an Exploited XML Vulnerability

Chrome Update Fixes an Exploited XML Vulnerability

Google released Chrome updates fixing nine security flaws, including a high-severity vulnerability in the browser’s XML component.

The flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-125350, is a use-after-free bug, a type of software error that can create security risks.

Attackers have exploited the flaw, but Google has shared no details about the attacks.

A researcher reported the issue to Google on November 6, and it is Chrome’s eighth exploited zero-day this year.

The updates also fix six other high-severity flaws and two medium-severity issues in Chrome components.

The fixes are included in Chrome 157 for Windows, Mac and Linux, with versions varying by operating system.

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