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Google fixes use-after-free memory flaws with new open source addressSanitizer tech

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“Ten flaws fixed in the Chrome 15 update were discovered with an
open source project called, AddressSanitizer. The AddressSanitizer
is a memory error detector for C/C++ and is able to help identify
out-of-bounds access issues as well as use-after-free memory
conditions.


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