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CVE-2026-95355 is an authorization flaw in Chromium for iOS navigation handling. The navigation handler treated a bundled local error page as trusted based on its URL structure without verifying that the navigation was initiated by the browser. A compromised renderer could forge a main-frame navigation to that error page with a privileged WebUI destination as a parameter. Once committed, the error page redirected to the supplied destination; because the current document was recognized as an error page, the subsequent WebUI navigation was authorized and native WebUI bindings could be created in the attacker-controlled renderer context.
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An iOS Chromium confused-deputy / privilege-escalation vulnerability in error-page navigation validation. A renderer already compromised through RCE could forge a local error-page navigation and then obtain privileged chrome:// WebUI access, producing a browser sandbox escape.
An iOS Chromium logic/confused-deputy vulnerability that could allow a previously compromised renderer process to escape its sandbox by forging a local error-page navigation and obtaining privileges for a chrome:// WebUI page. The issue was fixed in Chromium main by validating that error-page navigations are browser-initiated or otherwise safe stateful navigations.
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