Chrome 153 Patches 42 Flaws Including Three Critical Memory-Safety Bugs
Patch & Detection Intelligence · 21 sources · Updated 1mo ago · First seen Sep 16, 2026

Google released Chrome 153 to the Stable channel, fixing 42 security vulnerabilities, including three Critical memory-safety flaws: use-after-free vulnerabilities in Internals (CVE-2026-91721) and Workers (CVE-2026-91749), plus an out-of-bounds read in WebGL (CVE-2026-91726). The update also addresses 27 High-severity issues affecting components including V8, ServiceWorker, Core, Extensions, Skia, ANGLE, PDF, WebPackaging, and Input. High-severity use-after-free bugs include CVE-2026-87639 in WebPackaging, reported by amyb of OpenAI Codex Security, and CVE-2026-87542 in Input, reported by BigSleep@Grape.
Google has not reported active exploitation of any of the fixed vulnerabilities and withheld technical exploit details. Organizations should deploy Chrome 153.0.8010.47/.48 on Windows and macOS or 153.0.8010.47 on Linux, confirm managed endpoints have completed the update and restarted the browser, and investigate devices delayed by update policies or incomplete rollout.


