Google Chrome multiple vulnerabilities - Jan11 (Linux)

The host is running Google Chrome and is prone to multiple vulnerabilities.

- An unspecified error exists within the extensions notification handling. - An unspecified error exists when handling pointers within node iteration. - An unspecified error exists when printing multi-page PDF files. - An error when handling CSS and canvas can be exploited to reference a stale pointer. - An error when handling CSS and cursors can be exploited to reference a stale pointer. - A use-after-free error when handling PDF pages can be exploited to reference freed memory. - An error due to an out-of-memory condition when processing PDF files can be exploited to cause stack corruption. - An error when handling mismatched video frame sizes can be exploited to reference invalid memory. - An error when handling SVG '<use>' elements can be exploited to reference a stale pointer. - An error when handling rogue extensions can be exploited to reference an uninitialised pointer. - An error within the Vorbis decoder can be exploited to cause a buffer overflow. - An error within PDF shading can be exploited to cause a buffer overflow. - An error when handling anchors may result in an incorrect type cast. - An error when handling videos may result in an incorrect type cast. - An error after removal of a DOM node may result in a stale rendering node. - An error when handling speech can be exploited to reference a stale pointer.

Google Chrome version prior to 8.0.552.237 on Linux

Upgrade to the Google Chrome 8.0.552.237 or later.