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The update resolves 71 high-severity defects and 292 medium and low-severity weaknesses, with 30 vulnerabilities affecting ANGLE (the WebGL backend). 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Use-after-free vulnerabilities are particularly dangerous as they can allow attackers to execute arbitrary code simply by luring a user to a malicious webpage. The sheer volume of defects (292 medium\u002Flow plus 71 high-severity) demonstrates that even widely trusted software requires continuous security scrutiny. 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