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Updates released for Firefox and Thunderbird resolve 15 vulnerabilities, including five high-severity bugs.
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I want to solve an apprentice-level lab on PortSwigger.com focused on file upload vulnerabilities; the lab is called Remote code execution via web shell upload. The labs on PortSwigger.com encourage the use of Burp. However, while Burp is … Continue reading Issue uploading a file with cURL to WebSecurityAcademy Lab on PortSwigger.com
Have there ever been any documented cases of a major browser (Firefox or Chrome) on a fully updated Linux system being exploited in the wild? And by "exploit" I mean remote code execution outside of the browser.
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Firefox and Thunderbird security updates released this week address multiple memory safety bugs in both products.
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Firefox 121 has arrived with Wayland support to be used by default on modern Linux desktops. Phoronix’s Michael Larabel writes: Some Linux distributions and package builds have been using the native Wayland path for a while but now it’s great to see th… Continue reading Firefox 121 Now Available With Wayland Enabled By Default
Today I wanted to visit https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4999 to conduct some scientific research. Upon loading the page, I was greeted with a text saying Russia (the country I’m in) and Belarus are blocked from visiting this website.
This… Continue reading How is this website able to determine my country? [closed]
Firefox’s Android browser now has over 450 new extensions available on Mozilla’s Firefox Browser Add-ons page. “These extensions allow users to customize the mobile browser to their needs, whether that involves adding anti-tracking privacy tools, conte… Continue reading Firefox’s Android Browser Adds 450+ New Extensions
An anonymous reader shares a report: A somewhat obscure guideline for developers of U.S. government websites may be about to accelerate the long, sad decline of Mozilla’s Firefox browser. There already are plenty of large entities, both public and priv… Continue reading Firefox On the Brink?
Mozilla is opening the floodgates on extensions for Firefox on Android, with hundreds of new add-ons arriving in December. From a report: In a blog post, Mozilla explains that Firefox extensions compatible with Android will be “openly available” to use… Continue reading Firefox for Android is Getting Over 400 More Extensions in December
Firefox 120 will be available tomorrow, bringing support for the Global Privacy Control “Sec-GPC” request header to indicate whether a user consents to a website or service selling or sharing their personal information with third parties. It’s also ena… Continue reading Firefox 120 Ready With Global Privacy Control, WebAssembly GC On By Default