Chrome Security Update Fixes 33 Flaws, Seven Critical
PatchGoogle Chrome Stable 149.0.7827.155/.156Our summary
Google has released a major security update for the Google Chrome 149 desktop browser, fixing 33 vulnerabilities in total, with seven rated “Critical.” The Stable channel has moved to 149.0.7827.155/.156 for Windows and Mac, and Linux receives 149.0.7827.155; several top issues are use-after-free memory corruption flaws that can enable remote code execution. Notable CVEs include CVE-2026-12437 (WebShare), CVE-2026-12442 (Passwords), CVE-2026-12443 (Web Authentication), CVE-2026-12439 and CVE-2026-12440 (Digital Credentials), making prompt patching important.
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