Google Chrome
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patched as of Chrome 156
users targeted by phishing, social engineering, notification abuse, ClickFix and scam pages; HTTP connections without prompts
fixed in Chrome 153 and later
browser, GPU and network processes, renderer process
estimated one billion users affected; full chain allowed remote takeover of a Windows machine; all three bugs in the chain are fixed
Signed Chrome Beta; target of the full-chain exploit combining a V8 compiler bug, an animated-WebP decoder bug, and a Crashpad memory-safety bug to achieve code execution outside the renderer sandbox
Used by Google to block the unauthorized certificates for its domains after learning of the incident, and to proactively block unauthorized certificates found affecting other organizations
Browser used to run Isolated Web App (IWA) bundling hacking tools; requires enabling specific Chrome flags and relaunching
A fake Chrome login window was drawn inside the phishing page using the Frameless BitB tool
Browser engine targeted in ExploitBench evaluations of AI exploit-development capability
Targeted for saved browser credential theft via dumpBrowserCredentials()
Gemini Live extension
browser hosting malicious extensions J7Tracker, VREO, GhostApe, GhostApe Color
and Chromium-based browsers, e.g. Microsoft Edge, Brave, Vivaldi
V8 JavaScript engine
Legitimate signed Chrome component abused for DLL side-loading of malicious "Secur32.dll"
Browser extensions used for tab recording, translation, Zoom chat exporting, and pronunciation assistance by suspected DPRK worker
Browser targeted by the infostealer for saved logins and extension storage
Targeted for credential/cookie theft; App-Bound Encryption (introduced Chrome version 127) bypassed via embedded helper DLL injection using Chrome's IElevator COM interface.
Chrome.exe binaries signed with the Dragon Boss Solutions code signing certificate, executed with --simulate-outdated-no-au="01 Jan 2199" flag to disable Chrome auto-update; positive VirusTotal detections
Used via chrome.exe --single-argument to open a decoy PDF (kyvbsa.pdf) from the attacker server
Natively supported FTP and Gopher schemes, allowing bypass of URL restriction that blocks requests containing both '<' and '\n'
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