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CVE-2026-0901 is a high-severity inappropriate implementation vulnerability in the Blink rendering engine in Google Chrome on Android prior to 144.0.7559.59. The issue allows a remote attacker to perform UI spoofing via a crafted HTML page. Based on the available information, the flaw is rooted in Blink’s handling or presentation of web content in a way that permits attacker-controlled pages to mimic or misrepresent trusted browser or application UI elements. Specific vulnerable functions or code paths have not been publicly disclosed.
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A high-severity vulnerability in Google Chrome’s Blink rendering engine fixed in Chrome 144.
A high-severity vulnerability described as an inappropriate implementation issue in Chrome’s Blink rendering engine.
An 'inappropriate implementation' flaw in the Blink rendering engine in Google Chrome 144.
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