Microsoft Edge browser 110.0.1587.56 update release, fix a number of Chromium security vulnerabilities

CTOnews.com, February 26 (Xinhua)-- several Chromium security vulnerabilities have been fixed on Saturday, a few weeks after the release of Microsoft's Edge browser stable version 110.0.1587.56.

Microsoft's security page lists eight issues that have been fixed in the Edge update. One of them, CVE-2023-0941, is marked as "critical" by the CVE program.

The page states: "the free use of Chrome prompts (Prompts) prior to 110.0.5481.177 will allow remote attackers to potentially exploit the heap to corrupt the page through a specially crafted HTML."

Other issues listed on the website are listed as "high" or "medium" security issues.

Edge browsers are expected to automatically update to the latest version. If CTOnews.com partners don't want to wait for automatic updates, they can also download a new version of Edge browser from Microsoft's official website.