Half of the medium-severity bugs are use-after-free issues impacting Chrome’s Printing, Profiles, Reading Mode, and Side Panel components. Of the remaining 10 security defects reported by external researchers, eight are rated ‘medium severity’, and two have a severity rating of ‘low’. Google says in its advisory that it has paid out $16,000 for the first flaw and $11,000 for the second, and that it has yet to determine the amount to be awarded for the third issue. Three of the externally reported bugs have a severity rating of ‘high’, and are described as inappropriate implementation in Payments (CVE-2023-5480), insufficient data validation in USB (CVE-2023-5482), and integer overflow in USB (CVE-2023-5849). ![]() Google on Tuesday announced the release of Chrome 119 to the stable channel with patches for 15 vulnerabilities, including 13 reported by external researchers.
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