Chrome 152 Patches Over 300 Vulnerabilities

Google has released version 152 of its Chrome browser, resolving more than 300 security vulnerabilities, the bulk of which were identified through internal AI-assisted testing. Ten of these defects are rated as critical severity, primarily involving use-after-free errors in components like Angle and Aura. While most issues were found by Google's own teams, external researchers also contributed high-value findings, with one critical bug designated CVE-2026-79282 earning a bounty. No evidence of active exploitation was reported alongside the advisory.