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CVE-2026-13025 is a high-severity insufficient validation of untrusted input vulnerability in the DevTools component of Google Chrome. The flaw affects Chrome versions prior to 149.0.7827.197 and is described as a race condition in DevTools that can be triggered via a crafted HTML page. Exploitation requires that the attacker already have compromised the renderer process; from that position, the vulnerability may be used to cross the browser’s sandbox boundary. The issue is therefore best characterized as a post-renderer-compromise sandbox escape in Chrome’s DevTools handling of untrusted input.
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A high-severity insufficient input validation vulnerability in Chrome's DevTools component.
A high-severity insufficient input validation vulnerability in Chrome's DevTools component.
A high-severity insufficient validation of untrusted input vulnerability in Chrome DevTools.
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