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Chromium CVE‑2026‑95365: Type Confusion in IndexedDB Fixed in Edge

A type‑confusion flaw in Chromium’s IndexedDB (CVE‑2026‑95365) affects Microsoft Edge and other Chromium‑based browsers. Defenders should update to the latest Edge release or disable IndexedDB on untrusted sites to mitigate exploitation.

What happened

A type‑confusion flaw was discovered in Chromium’s IndexedDB implementation (CVE‑2026‑95365). The bug allows an attacker to manipulate the type of data stored in IndexedDB, potentially leading to memory corruption or arbitrary code execution.

Impact

All Chromium‑based browsers that ship the affected code are vulnerable, including Microsoft Edge. The flaw is exploitable only when the victim visits a malicious site that can trigger the type confusion.

Mitigation

  • Update Microsoft Edge to the latest available version (Edge 120 or newer).
  • Ensure other Chromium‑based browsers are also up to date.
  • Consider disabling IndexedDB for high‑risk sites via group policy or extensions if immediate update is not possible.

Additional information

Microsoft incorporates the Chromium patch into its Edge releases; the vulnerability is fixed in the current stable channel.

IndexedDB CVE-2026-95365 Microsoft Edge Chromium Type Confusion Browser Vulnerability

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