Google has released Chrome 154, an update that resolves 108 security vulnerabilities, according to CyberSecurityNews. The flaws include critical issues that could be exploited to carry out code execution attacks.
Coverage of the release from multiple outlets points to critical problems in GPU, WebGL, and ANGLE components, per gbhackers.com. SecurityWeek also reports the same total of 108 fixes in version 154. Neowin confirms the version number and the number of patched vulnerabilities.
The scope of the update stands out against Google's previous release. CyberSecurityNews reports that Chrome 153 addressed 16 security vulnerabilities, among them critical Dawn and WebGL flaws. The jump from 16 fixes to 108 in the span of one version reflects a much larger batch of security work landing in Chrome 154.
Details on individual vulnerabilities, their severity ratings, and whether any were exploited in the wild are not available in the source material. The reporting available so far covers the version number, the total count of patches, and the affected components.
Users should expect Chrome to update automatically, though the fixes only take effect once the new version is installed. Confirmation of the exact patched version and any additional technical details from Google's own advisory are the next items to watch.
