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Google Addresses Latest Chrome Zero-Day Vulnerability

Google Addresses Latest Chrome Zero-Day Vulnerability

Posted on February 16, 2026 By CWS

In an urgent move to safeguard users, Google has rolled out an emergency update for its Chrome browser addressing a critical zero-day vulnerability. The flaw, identified as CVE-2026-2441, was actively exploited, prompting a swift response from the tech giant.

Details of the Chrome Vulnerability

The vulnerability affects Chrome versions 145.0.7632.75/76 for Windows and Mac, and version 144.0.7559.75 for Linux. It is categorized as a high-severity use-after-free flaw within Chrome’s CSS component. Google’s advisory confirmed the presence of active exploitation of this vulnerability in the wild.

The security breach was brought to Google’s attention by researcher Shaheen Fazim, who has a history of responsibly disclosing critical vulnerabilities. Reported on February 11, the flaw was patched within a mere two days, underscoring Google’s commitment to rapid response in cybersecurity matters.

Potential Impact and Exploitation

While specific details of attacks exploiting CVE-2026-2441 remain undisclosed, the vulnerability could potentially allow attackers to execute arbitrary code. This would require unsuspecting users to visit a maliciously crafted website. The execution, however, is confined within a sandbox, necessitating an additional vulnerability to escape and achieve full system compromise.

Despite its limitations, the flaw poses significant risks, including data theft, session hijacking, and facilitating further cyber attacks. The absence of a decided bug bounty for this flaw contrasts with Fazim’s previous disclosures, which were rewarded with substantial amounts.

Ongoing Security Challenges

Google’s proactive measures reflect ongoing challenges in browser security. The previous year saw multiple zero-days patched, with Google’s own tracker and CISA’s KEV catalog documenting several such incidents. The persistence of these vulnerabilities highlights the evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats.

In related developments, similar vulnerabilities have been observed in other browsers, such as Firefox, which faced issues akin to the Chrome zero-day exploited in Russia. Additionally, Chrome’s recent version 145 update addressed 11 other vulnerabilities, further emphasizing the importance of regular updates.

As cyber threats continue to evolve, staying informed and ensuring software is up-to-date remains crucial for users to protect their digital environments.

Security Week News Tags:browser security, bug bounty, Chrome update, CVE-2026-2441, Cybersecurity, data breach, Google, sandbox escape, security flaw, Shaheen Fazim, use-after-free, zero-day vulnerability

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