Google has released Google Chrome 21.0.1180.89 for Windows, Linux, Mac OS and Chrome Frame to address multiple vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities may allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code or cause a denial-of-service condition. This update also contains a number of bug fixes, and some stability improvements over the previous version.
Google Chrome 21 includes the getUserMedia API, which lets you grant web apps access to your camera and microphone without a plug-in. The getUserMedia API is the first step in WebRTC, a new real-time communications standard which aims to allow high-quality video and audio communication on the web.
The getUserMedia API also allows web apps to create awesome new experiences like Webcam Toy and Magic Xylophone. In Chrome Web Lab, if you're on the latest version of Chrome, the Sketchbots experiment uses getUserMedia to let you take a picture of your face, which is then converted to a line drawing and sent to a robot in the Science Museum in London. The robot then draws out your portrait in a patch of sand, which you can watch live on YouTube and visitors can watch in person at the museum. It’s just about as crazy as it sounds, and twice as cool.
Google Chrome 21 also includes deeper Google Cloud Print integration, expanded support for gamepads, and support for high-resolution Mac Retina screens.
Install Google Chrome Stable
To install Google Chrome 21.0.1180.89 Stable please visit http://www.google.com/chrome website.
Google Chrome 21.0.1180.89 for Windows
Note: If you’re running the Windows 8 Enterprise trial, you’ll be able to try Chrome in Metro mode by setting it as your default browser.
Google Chrome 21.0.1180.89 Stable Metro Mode
What's new in Google Chrome 21.0.1180.89 Stable (August 30, 2012)
Google Chrome 21.0.1180.89 fixes the following issues:
- Several Pepper Flash fixes (Issue 140577, 144107, 140498, 142479).
- Microphone issues with tinychat.com (Issue: 143192)
- devtools regression with "save as" of edited source (issue: 141180)
- mini ninjas shaders fails (Issue: 142705)
- page randomly turns red/green gradient boxes (Issue: 110343)
Security Fixed:
- [$500] [121347] CVE-2012-2865: Out-of-bounds read in line breaking. Credit to miaubiz. Medium)
- [$1000] [134897] CVE-2012-2866: Bad cast with run-ins. Credit to miaubiz. (High)
- [135485] CVE-2012-2867: Browser crash with SPDY. (Low)
- [$500] [136881] CVE-2012-2868: Race condition with workers and XHR. Credit to miaubiz. Medium)
- [137778] CVE-2012-2869: Avoid stale buffer in URL loading. Credit to Fermin Serna of the Google Security Team. (High)
- [138672] [140368] CVE-2012-2870: Lower severity memory management issues in XPath. Credit to Nicolas Gregoire. (Low)
- [$1000] [138673] CVE-2012-2871: Bad cast in XSL transforms. Credit to Nicolas Gregoire. (High)
- [$500] [142956] CVE-2012-2872: XSS in SSL interstitial. Credit to Emmanuel Bronshtein. Medium)
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