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Firefox 118 patches six high-severity vulnerabilities, including a memory leak potentially leading to sandbox escape.
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The Chrome zero-day exploited in the wild and patched by Google a few weeks ago has a new ID (CVE-2023-5129) and a description that tells the whole story: the vulnerability is not in Chrome, but the libwebp library, which is used by many popular applic…
Updates are now available to patch a Chrome vulnerability that would allow attackers to run malicious code.
In a race against time to safeguard user security, major browser vendors, including Google and Mozilla, have scrambled to release urgent updates in response to a critical vulnerability discovered in the WebP Codec. This newly unearthed vulnerabil…
Mozilla addressed a critical zero-day vulnerability in Firefox and Thunderbird that has been actively exploited in attacks in the wild. Mozilla rolled out security updates to address a critical zero-day vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2023-4863, in Firefox and Thunderbird that has been actively exploited in the wild. The vulnerability is a heap buffer overflow in WebP […]
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After Apple and Google, Mozilla has also patched an image processing-related zero-day vulnerability exploited by spyware.
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Microsoft addressed 33 CVEs in Windows 10 and 11 last month after nearly 3x that number in July. But despite the lull in CVEs, they did provide new security updates for Microsoft Exchange Server, .NET Framework, and even SQL Server, so there were plent…
Mozilla and Google have released stable updates for the Firefox and Chrome browsers to address several memory corruption vulnerabilities.
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Mozilla has implemented the WebExtensions system in its browser, allowing Firefox users to import select extensions from other browsers like Chrome. gHacks reports: The feature, which is in testing at the moment, can be enabled by all users of the late…
Michael Larabel writes via Phoronix: Mozilla developers are celebrating that they are now faster than Google Chrome with the SunSpider JavaScript benchmark, although that test has been superseded by the JetStream benchmark. Last week a new Firefox Nigh…