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CVE-2026-95357 is a critical out-of-bounds write affecting Chrome on Android devices using affected Qualcomm Adreno OpenGL ES driver configurations. Valid WebGL/OpenGL ES operations on a mutable TEXTURE_3D object can trigger the driver flaw when glTexImage3D increases the texture depth. The condition causes a write-access SIGSEGV in Chrome's privileged GPU process while processing graphics commands. The underlying defect resides in the Qualcomm graphics driver; Chrome and ANGLE implemented defensive workarounds for the unsafe texture-resizing operation.
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Critical out-of-bounds write vulnerability in Chrome's GPU component.
An out-of-bounds crash vulnerability in the Qualcomm Adreno graphics driver reachable through valid WebGL/OpenGL ES operations in Chrome on Android. The reported trigger involves increasing the depth of a mutable 3D texture with glTexImage3D, causing the GPU process to crash; the submitter suggested a negative value leads to an out-of-bounds condition.
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