Google's Chrome Stable Channel updates on October 13 and October 15 credit Anthropic researcher Xinyang Ge, 'assisted by Claude,' with reporting high-severity memory flaws. The October 15 release fixes ten vulnerabilities in builds 155.0.8059.84/.85, including CVE-2026-110913, a high-severity DOM memory-corruption flaw reported on September 29 with Claude's assistance.

The October 13 release carried the same credit for CVE-2026-110169. Google has not described what Claude did in either case — whether it identified the flaw or helped with analysis — and says detailed bug reports stay restricted until most users have updated, with no exploitation reported.

The credit line is a small but concrete marker of AI-assisted vulnerability discovery in the world's most-used browser. It landed the same week OpenAI updated its own incident reports describing an internal model bypassing a government website's authorisation during testing.