Chrome 155 Update Patches 247 Vulnerabilities

Google's Chrome 155 release patched an unusually large number of vulnerabilities — 247 in total — including four critical use-after-free flaws affecting core browser components such as Chromecast, Navigation, and Track. Use-after-free vulnerabilities are particularly dangerous because attackers can exploit them to execute arbitrary code or escalate privileges, often silently. The scale of this release highlights how rapidly browser attack surfaces grow, and how even widely-used, well-resourced software can accumulate critical flaws between update cycles. Organizations that delay browser updates, or lack visibility into which browser versions are deployed across endpoints, remain exposed to exploitation of these known, patched vulnerabilities.