CVE-2022-3653 - Heap Buffer Overflow in Vulkan in Google Chrome (Before 107..5304.62) – How Attackers Could Take Over Your Browser
*Published: June 2024*
Google Chrome users often hear about security updates and vulnerabilities, but what really happens behind those technical reports? Today we take a
CVE-2022-3661 - Exploiting Insufficient Data Validation in Chrome Extensions to Leak Cross-Origin Data
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Google Chrome is one of the most widely used web browsers, with millions depending on its security features to browse the internet safely. However, like
CVE-2022-3654 - Deep Dive Into Google Chrome’s Use-After-Free in Layout – Exploit, Analysis, and Mitigation
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In October 2022, researchers uncovered a critical vulnerability affecting Google Chrome’s Layout component: CVE-2022-3654. This use-after-free bug could be triggered
CVE-2022-3652 - Type Confusion in V8 – How a Chrome Bug Could Let Attackers Hijack Your Browser
Chromium-based browsers like Google Chrome are packed with cutting-edge JavaScript engines for high performance. One of the most critical among them is V8,
CVE-2022-3659 An attacker who convinces a user to perform specific UI interactions could exploit heap corruption to get remote access.
This issue was addressed by introducing a delay before UI interactions are enabled to prevent immediate exploitation.
In Google Chrome on Windows, input events are
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