Chrome 151 reached the stable channel this week, and the security ledger is enormous: 382 distinct fixes, fifteen of them critical. The critical set is the usual browser-attack surface — use-after-free and type-confusion bugs across the GPU process, WebUSB, Bluetooth, extensions, and Chromoting — the kind of memory-safety holes that turn a malicious page into remote code execution. The reassuring part: Google's own fuzzing and tooling caught the vast majority of these before anyone outside reported them, and the company says none of the 382 are known to be exploited in the wild. That doesn't buy you time. Update to 151.0.7990.70 or later on desktop, and let ChromeOS and Android pick up their builds — a 382-fix drop is not one to sit on.