Google Chrome Memory Corruption and Use-after-free Vulnerabilities

Multiple vulnerabilities have been identified in Google Chrome, which could be exploited by remote attackers to execute arbitrary code.

1. A use-after-free related to text editing.

2. A memory corruption error when handling an overly large text area.

3. A bad cast with the SVG use element.

4. An invalid memory read in XPath handling.

5. A use-after-free error related to text control selections.

6. An integer overflows in font handling on Linux.

7. A memory corruption error in libvpx.

8. Due to a bad use of destroyed frame objects.

9. Due to type confusions with event objects.

10. The results in out-of-bounds array access when handling SVGs.