GIGAZINE

Firefox's JavaScript engine "Spidermonkey" runs faster than Chrome's V8

"ARE WE FAST YET?" Is a service that Mozilla's JavaScript team checks the latest source code for each JavaScript engine automatically every day, measures the benchmark and stores it in the database.
Security Boulevard

Fuzzing to Zero-Day: Pwning V8CTF With TurboFan Type Confusion, CVE-2025-2135

The bug was assigned CVE-2025-2135, and we successfully used it to pwn Google’s V8CTF as a zero-day. The root cause lies in TurboFan’s InferMapsUnsafe() function, which fails to handle aliasing when ...
ITWire

Displaying items by tag: V8 JavaScript engine

Chrome, Edge users told not to overly panic over one-day bug Users of the Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers have been told that they need not hold too many fears over a one-day vulnerability ...
GIGAZINE

The interpreter "Ignition" and the compiler "TurboFan" are enabled by default on the JavaScript execution engine "V8" with Google Chrome

The Google Java execution engine "V8" has been used for Google Chrome. Crankshaft appeared as a new JavaScript engine of those days in 2010, and this time update was the most improved performance ...
GCN

Google fixes Chrome zero-day CVE-2025-10585

Google has released emergency security patches to address CVE-2025-10585, a high-severity zero-day bug in the V8 JavaScript engine of Chrome that has been actively exploited, the sixth Chrome zero-day ...