Update Google Chrome to Patch Critical Vulnerabilities
- November 18, 2025
- Posted by: Chernor Jalloh
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THREAT OVERVIEW
Google has released a critical security update for the Chrome browser addressing two high-impact vulnerabilities, including a remote code execution flaw that could allow attackers to fully compromise affected systems.
The update is being rolled out across platforms with the following versions:
• Windows: 140.0.7339.127/.128
• Mac: 140.0.7339.132/.133
• Linux: 140.0.7339.127
VULNERABILITY DETAILS
CVE Number Severity Component Vulnerability Type Researcher(s) Bounty
CVE-2025-10200 Critical ServiceWorker Use-After-Free Looben Yang $43,000
CVE-2025-10201 High Mojo IPC System Inappropriate Implementation Sahan Fernando & $30,000
Anonymous
• CVE-2025-10200: A use-after-free flaw in Chrome’s ServiceWorker component. Exploiting this bug could allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code and gain full control of the system.
• CVE-2025-10201: An inappropriate implementation issue in Chrome’s Mojo IPC framework, which could lead to privilege escalation or bypass of security mechanisms.
IMPACT
• Successful exploitation may result in:
o Remote code execution
o Privilege escalation
o Complete system compromise
Given the widespread use of Chrome, exploitation attempts are highly likely once details become public.
MITIGATION/SOLUTION
• Immediate Action Required: Update Google Chrome to the latest stable release:
o Navigate to: Help → About Google Chrome → Update
o Restart the browser after update completion
• Ensure auto-updates are enabled for future patch cycles.
RECOMMENDATION
• Apply the update immediately across all endpoints in your environment.
• Monitor for unusual browser activity and investigate suspicious network requests.
• Educate end-users to restart their browsers after updates to ensure patches are applied.
• Incorporate browser patching into your organization’s regular vulnerability management cycle.
REFERENCE
• Google Chrome Release Notes
• Gbhackers
• SL-CSIIRT
Note:
Attackers often weaponize Chrome vulnerabilities quickly. Delayed patching may leave systems exposed to active exploitation campaigns.