The stable channel of Chrome has been updated to version 155.0.8059.79 for Linux and .79/.80 for Windows and Mac. This update includes a total of 37 security fixes. Several critical vulnerabilities were addressed, including buffer overflows in ANGLE and PDFium, and multiple use-after-free issues in Browser, PDF, Network, Core, SVG, and Media components. High severity vulnerabilities also included numerous use-after-free errors across various components like Desktop, Bindings, WebRTC, V8, Passwords, and Media. Missing authorization in ReadingMode and Incorrect reference resolution in Extensions were also fixed. Information leaks in Passwords and Privilege elevation in Installer were patched. Some bugs remain restricted pending wider user adoption or third-party fixes. Google thanks security researchers for their contributions. Many bugs were detected using advanced sanitization tools. Users can find more information on the Chrome Security Page. Those interested in switching release channels or reporting issues are directed to specific resources.