Google Chrome version 147 is here with 30 vital security fixes. High-severity Use After Free bugs and V8 flaws are patched. Update your browser today.
UAF
Use-after-free flaw in Rsync versions 3.0.1–3.4.1 allows DoS and info leaks via malicious xattr traffic. Learn how a simple qsort fix secures your syncs.
Python patches a critical 9.1 UAF flaw in decompressors and a browser command injection bypass. Protect your infrastructure—audit your CPython code today!
Google patches Chrome zero-day CVE-2026-2441, an actively exploited memory flaw. With PoC exploit code now publicly disclosed, update to v145 immediately.
Linux Kernel io_uring UAF Flaw Used to Cheat BPF Verifier and Achieve Container Escape, PoC Releases
A high-severity UAF (CVE-2025-40364) in Linux io_uring allows root RCE. Researchers demonstrated two kill chains: cheating the BPF verifier and using Dirty Pagetables for container escape. Patch immediately.
CISA added two actively exploited zero-days to the KEV: a WinRAR directory traversal (CVE-2025-6218) planting malware in Startup folder, and a Windows Cloud Files UAF for SYSTEM privileges.
The BlueShrimp exploit targets a Bluetooth UAF flaw (CVE-2025-48593, CVSS 8.0) that can crash the service on Android Automotive and Wear OS. Phones are safe, but PoC is public. Patch immediately.
Google released an urgent update for Chrome (v141.0.7390.107), patching a High-severity Use-After-Free flaw (CVE-2025-11756) in the Safe Browsing component. Update immediately.
A UAF flaw in the Linux kernel TLS subsystem allows a low-privileged user to gain RCE by exploiting memory corruption during asynchronous decryption.
A critical UAF flaw in the Linux Traffic Control subsystem (CVE-2023-4921, CVSS 7.8) allows local privilege escalation to root. A fully detailed PoC exploit has been released.
A high-severity flaw in the Linux ethtool netlink interface (CVE-2025-21701) enables a Use-After-Free attack to gain root privileges. A PoC has been publicly released.
A critical UAF flaw in the Linux kernel (CVE-2025-38236) allows for privilege escalation. A PoC exploit is now public, demonstrating how to escape the Chrome sandbox and gain kernel control.
A kernel-level UAF flaw (CVE-2025-38001) in Linux HFSC/NETEM allows root privilege escalation via RBTree manipulation. PoC available. Update now!
CVE-2025-21297 in Windows RD Gateway allows remote code execution via race condition. PoC proves exploitability. Patch now to stay secure.