Tool: Latest Chromium ASan builds

May 5, 2021 about Tools

This tool allows you to quickly download the latest Chromium AddressSanitizer (ASan) builds, according to data from the storage bucket and ChromiumDash.

Since March 16, 2022, this tool shows release ASan builds for Windows, ChromeOS, Linux, and Mac. Previously it only showed Windows builds.

On August 4th, 2022, Chromium added a Python script to get ASan builds: get_asan_chrome.py

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Latest files in chromium-browser-asan storage bucket

Windows x64

Latest in storage bucket: 1466048
File: asan-win32-release_x64-1466048.zip
Commit hash: e7c488d780b119905590c4889b11c7a4376b872d
Updated: 2025-05-27T19:26:41.241Z

ChromeOS

Latest in storage bucket: 1466068
File: asan-linux-release-1466068.zip
Commit hash: bf10fbbbe32c1add82d4b476bf178f33ad785928
Updated: 2025-05-27T19:54:45.250Z

Linux

Latest in storage bucket: 1466082
File: asan-linux-release-1466082.zip
Commit hash: 717f47db31dbcd68d59e8aa5786f818b9c7defeb
Updated: 2025-05-27T19:52:11.660Z

Mac

Latest in storage bucket: 1466018
File: asan-mac-release-1466018.zip
Commit hash: 93b8e526c61cfb58128e1883be0dce5afe3c6723
Updated: 2025-05-27T19:30:16.474Z

Why I created this tool

The Chromium ASan documentation points to the storage bucket directly and instructs users to set the prefix manually to narrow down the platform and commit number. (Update: Since September 2022 the documentation also points to a useful Python script.) This seems like a lot of overhead for something I do on a regular basis, especially without knowing the latest commit number with an ASan build (not all commits get a build) or after forgetting where to find the latest commit number.

The process above is also prone to human error. Recently I accidentally downloaded a month-old build instead of the latest build. Guess who spent a few hours investigating a fixed UAF bug? 🙋🏻‍♂️

Hope this is as useful to others as it will be to future me.

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Alesandro Ortiz is a Software Engineer and Security Researcher focused on improving the web.

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