Chrome Releases: Stable Channel Update

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Stable Channel Update

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Google Chrome 5.0.375.70 has been released to the Stable channel on Linux, Mac, and Windows.

This release fixes the following security issues:

[15766] Medium Cross-origin keystroke redirection. Credit to Michal Zalewski of Google Security Team.
[$2000] [39985] High Cross-origin bypass in DOM methods. Credit to Sergey Glazunov.
[$500] [42723] High Memory error in table layout. Credit to wushi of team509.
[Linux only] [43304] High Linux sandbox escape. Credit to Mark Dowd under contract to Google Chrome Security Team.
[43307] High Bitmap stale pointer. Credit to Mark Dowd under contract to Google Chrome Security Team.
[43315] High Memory corruption in DOM node normalization. Credit to Mark Dowd under contract to Google Chrome Security Team.
[43487] High Memory corruption in text transforms. Credit to wushi of team509.
[43902] Medium XSS in innerHTML property of textarea. Credit to sirdarckcat of Google Security Team.
[44740] High Memory corruption in font handling. Credit: Apple.
[44868] High Geolocation events fire after document deletion. Credit to Google Chrome Security Team (Justin Schuh).
[44955] High Memory corruption in rendering of list markers. Credit: Apple.

If you find issues, please let us know: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/entry

Anthony Laforge,

Google Chrome Team

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