SecurityWeek reports that new updates for Chrome and Firefox patch more than 100 vulnerabilities in total. The exact distribution of flaws between the two browsers is not specified in the report, but the combined count is significant for users of either browser.
According to the source, some of the flaws are severe: they could allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code on a victim's machine or escape the browser's sandbox. Sandbox escapes are particularly dangerous because they can break out of the browser's isolation layer and access the underlying operating system.
The updates are the latest in a steady stream of browser maintenance releases. Users are advised to apply the patches promptly, though the source does not provide specific version numbers or exploit status details.