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CVE-2026-95311 is an invalid memory-free vulnerability in the Fonts component of Google Chrome before version 154.0.8037.57. The component frees memory that was not allocated on the heap. A remote attacker leveraging social engineering and a crafted HTML page could potentially exploit the flaw to execute arbitrary code outside the browser sandbox.
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A non-heap memory free vulnerability in Google Chrome's Fonts component could allow remote code execution outside the sandbox through a crafted HTML page and social engineering. The advisory identifies affected Chainguard chromium-lang packages and assigns a CVSS v3 base score of 9.6, while noting Chromium rates the flaw as Medium severity.
A medium-severity invalid free of non-heap memory vulnerability in Google Chrome's Fonts component. A remote attacker could use a crafted HTML page and social engineering to potentially execute arbitrary code outside Chrome's sandbox.
Free of non-heap memory in Fonts.
Free-of-non-heap-memory vulnerability in Fonts.
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