Google Chrome fixes several high-severity vulnerabilities in its stable channel 92.0.4515.107 update

Hello everyone,

Chrome stable channel has been updated to 92.0.4515.107 for Windows, macOS, and Linux. This update comes with fixes for 35 security vulnerabilities. The details of the vulnerabilities fixed are as follows:

CVE ID	Vulnerability	Severity
CVE-2021-30565	Out of bounds write in Tab Groups	High
CVE-2021-30566	Stack buffer overflow in Printing	High
CVE-2021-30567	Use after free in DevTools	High
CVE-2021-30568	Heap buffer overflow in WebGL	High
CVE-2021-30569	Use after free in sqlite	High
CVE-2021-30571	Insufficient policy enforcement in DevTools	High
CVE-2021-30572	Use after free in Autofill	High
CVE-2021-30573	Use after free in GPU	High
CVE-2021-30574	Use after free in protocol handling	High
CVE-2021-30575	Out of bounds read in Autofill	Medium
CVE-2021-30576	Use after free in DevTools	Medium
CVE-2021-30577	Insufficient policy enforcement in Installer	Medium
CVE-2021-30578	Uninitialized Use in Media	Medium
CVE-2021-30579	Use after free in UI framework	Medium
CVE-2021-30580	Insufficient policy enforcement in Android intents	Medium
CVE-2021-30581	Use after free in DevTools	Medium
CVE-2021-30582	Inappropriate implementation in Animation	Medium
CVE-2021-30583	Insufficient policy enforcement in image handling on Windows	Medium
CVE-2021-30584	Incorrect security UI in Downloads	Medium
CVE-2021-30585	Use after free in sensor handling	Medium
CVE-2021-30586	Use after free in dialog box handling on Windows	Medium
CVE-2021-30587	Inappropriate implementation in Compositing on Windows	Medium
CVE-2021-30588	Type Confusion in V8	Low
CVE-2021-30589	Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Sharing	Low

To install this update on your Windows machines, initiate a sync between the Central Patch Repository and the Patch Manager Plus server. Once the sync is complete, search for the following Patch IDs or Bulletin ID and deploy them to your target systems.