Mozilla vulnerabilities identified
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Users of the Mozilla and Firefox browsers and the Thunderbird e-mail client may be vulnerable to flaws that could allow an attacker to spy on or take over a system, according to security researchers.
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The latest beta of Mozilla's browser has been up and running for
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Mozilla Corp. released updated versions of Firefox Friday to patch 14 vulnerabilities, three of them critical, but it pushed out the new versions without fixing several flaws.
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A vulnerability, which has been detected in Microsoft&#39;s flagship Internet Explorer, can be exploited by malicious users to conduct cross-site scripting attacks.
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A vulnerability in the way the Firefox browser handles Javascript drew attention at a Saturday presentation at the ToorCon hacker conference, and Mozilla developers entered the week "heads down" in search of a solution.
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The Mozilla Foundation celebrated the worldwide release of Firefox 1.0 Tuesday as new Mydoom variants exploited yet another Internet Explorer vulnerability.
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Researchers are publishing security vulnerabilities this week that could offer attackers new ways to get into the enterprise. Mozilla updated its Firefox Web browser on Tuesday to thwart attacks that target a flaw in Apple&#39;s QuickTime player. Meanwhile, security researchers detailed new vulnerabilities in Windows and Windows Media player.
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Security researchers have found flaws in older versions of the Mozilla and Firefox browsers, and the Thunderbird e-mail client, that could allow an attacker to spy on or take over a user's system.
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Mozilla is working to fix a browser flaw that could give attackers unauthorized access to data on a victim&#39;s machine.The problem is similar to other&#160;data leakage&#160;flaws found in the open-source browser, according to researcher Gerry Eisenhaur, who first reported the problem on Saturday.Eisenhaur has posted sample code that reads the contents of a Mozilla Thunderbird preferences file, but he believes that attackers could get access to more information with variations on his attack. &quot;It&#39;s possible to load any JavaScript file on a victim&#39;s machine,&quot; he wrote in his blog posting. &quot;This looks very interesting and may have bigger potential, but for now, it&#39;s just another information disclosure [flaw].&quot;&quot;It could become something more if there was an application that stored sensitive data inside JavaScript files,&quot; he said via instant message. &quot;Some plugins have been known to store usernames and passwords.&quot;&quot;Its also just a powerful way to do recon,&quot; he added.Hackers have discovered a number of flaws in recent months that take advantage of the way that browsers pass information between different components within the Windows operating system. Some of these URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) protocol handler flaws have led to serious security problems for both Firefox and Internet Explorer.This latest flaw affects only certain Firefox add-ons, such as the Download Statusbar or Greasemonkey, which store scripts in a fashion that lets them be discovered on the hard drive, said Window Snyder, Mozilla&#39;s security chief in a Wednesday blog posting.Firefox is investigating the issue and has rated it as a low-severity problem, she said.
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Security firm Secunia reported that the vulnerability affects nearly all browsers, including Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firefox, Konqueror, Opera, Netscape and Safari.
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Unload update stars in weekend patch release Firefox users need to update their browser software following the discovery of multiple vulnerabilities.â¦
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THE MOZILLA FOUNDATION has announced that a hole in its Firefox software has been patched. Firefox suffers from a vulnerability that could allow hackers to delete all the files in the Download directory.
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com staff. Danish security firm Secunia has reported a &quot;moderately critical&quot; window injection vulnerability in Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, Netscape, Safari and Konqueror.
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Six vulnerabilities, one critical, have been patched in the latest round of Firefox patches issued Wednesday. For those keeping score at home, total browser patch counts so far in 2007 stand at Firefox 22, Internet Explorer 8.
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As expected, Mozilla Corp. has released an update to Firefox that eliminates 11 vulnerabilities, including four ranked as "critical" by the software developer.
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InfoWorld - A security researcher has found a security bug that could be attacked in Internet Explorer. Mozilla said it plans to patch the problem in its next Firefox software update.
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The &quot;highly critical&quot; vulnerabilities stem from a flaw in IE&#39;s drag-and-drop feature and in the browser&#39;s security zone.