According to the latest news, Microsoft launched the 96.0.4664.93 stable version for the Edge browser on December 11. This version does not add new features but fixes a large number of vulnerabilities to prevent the software from being attacked by hackers.
Microsoft did not clearly inform the security level of each vulnerability and whether it has been exploited. However, as can be seen from the podcast article of Google Chrome, most of the vulnerabilities fixed by Edge this time belong to the severity level.
The following is a list of vulnerabilities fixed in the new stable version of Edge:
- CVE20214068 Insufficient validation of untrusted input in new tab page
- CVE20214067 Use after free in the window manager
- CVE20214066 Integer underflow in ANGLE
- CVE20214065 Use after free in an autofill
- CVE20214064 Use after free in the screen capture
- CVE20214063 Use after free in developer tools
- CVE20214062 Heap buffer overflow in BFCache
- CVE20214061 Type Confusion in V8
- CVE20214059 Insufficient data validation in loader
- CVE20214058 Heap buffer overflow in ANGLE
- CVE20214057 Use after free in file API
- CVE20214056 Type Confusion in loader
- CVE20214055 Heap buffer overflow in extensions
- CVE20214054 Incorrect security UI in an autofill
- CVE20214053 Use after free in UI
- CVE20214052 Use after free in web apps
After entering the browser settings, click About Microsoft Edge at the bottom to automatically update and restart to take effect. After restarting the browser, the currently opened tabs will also remain.