CVE-2024-9370 is a high-severity incorrect-optimization vulnerability in the V8 JavaScript engine used by Google Chrome. Maglev escape analysis can incorrectly elide an inlined allocation for a constructor’s receiver object when the constructor returns a primitive and no subsequent use of the receiver is visible to the optimizer. If Error() is invoked in that constructor, stack traversal can encounter the elided receiver and violate a V8 materialization invariant, resulting in a CHECK failure. The invariant violation may be exploitable for memory corruption and arbitrary code execution in the renderer process.
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A vulnerability included in the Gentoo GLSA-202608-29 browser security advisory.
A Microsoft Edge Chromium vulnerability involving inappropriate implementation in V8, referenced as advisory information.
A high-severity incorrect optimization vulnerability in Google Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine Maglev compiler escape analysis that can be triggered by a specially crafted HTML page and may lead to arbitrary code execution in the renderer process.
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