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Summary: Google released Chrome security updates addressing two high-severity vulnerabilities it said were exploited in the wild: an out-of-bounds write in the Skia 2D graphics library (CVE-2026-3909) and an inappropriate implementation in the V8 JavaScript and WebAssembly engine (CVE-2026-3910) that could lead to out-of-bounds memory access or code execution. The fixes shipped in Chrome versions 146.0.7680.75/76 for Windows and macOS and 146.0.7680.75 for Linux, and Google acknowledged exploits exist for both flaws without sharing further details.

Key Takeaway: Two Chrome zero-days with confirmed in-the-wild exploits mean the browser on nearly every employee desktop is the entry point, and the source notes the window between disclosure and exploitation keeps getting shorter.

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CVE-2019-17571CVE-2025-12818CVE-2025-61915CVE-2025-65587CVE-2025-67826CVE-2026-0231CVE-2026-0953CVE-2026-20040CVE-2026-20046CVE-2026-21262CVE-2026-21666CVE-2026-21667CVE-2026-21668CVE-2026-21669CVE-2026-21671CVE-2026-21672CVE-2026-21708CVE-2026-23813CVE-2026-2413CVE-2026-24308CVE-2026-25921CVE-2026-26123CVE-2026-26127CVE-2026-26224CVE-2026-26225CVE-2026-27493CVE-2026-27495CVE-2026-27497CVE-2026-27577CVE-2026-27685CVE-2026-27944CVE-2026-2833CVE-2026-2835CVE-2026-2836CVE-2026-29000CVE-2026-3059CVE-2026-3060CVE-2026-3102CVE-2026-3497CVE-2026-3909CVE-2026-3910CVE-2026-3913CVE-2026-3989
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