CVE-2024-1059 is a use-after-free vulnerability impacting Google Chrome before version 121.0.6167.139. This critical flaw in Peer Connection enables a remote attacker to potentially exploit stack corruption by crafting a malicious HTML page. With a SOCRadar Vulnerability Risk Score (SVRS) of 77, this vulnerability is approaching critical levels, suggesting a high degree of active exploitation. The use-after-free condition, categorized as CWE-416, allows an attacker to access or modify memory after it has been freed, leading to unpredictable behavior including crashes or arbitrary code execution. Given that the vulnerability is tagged as "In The Wild," immediate patching is crucial to prevent potential exploits. This vulnerability presents a significant risk because successful exploitation could allow attackers to compromise user systems, steal sensitive data, or launch further attacks. Prioritize updating Chrome to the latest version to mitigate this threat.