| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The majority were use-after-free flaws -- a type of memory allocation vulnerability -- discovered by the Google-built AddressSanitizer fuzzing tool, which the company's security team has used to sniff out bugs in other browsers, including Apple's Safari and Mozilla's Firefox.Twelve of the 13 vulnerabilities were reported to Google by 10 outside researchers, who received $14,633 for their work.
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