[a / b / c / d / e / f / g / gif / h / hr / k / m / o / p / r / s / t / u / v / vg / vm / vmg / vr / vrpg / vst / w / wg] [i / ic] [r9k / s4s / vip] [cm / hm / lgbt / y] [3 / aco / adv / an / bant / biz / cgl / ck / co / diy / fa / fit / gd / hc / his / int / jp / lit / mlp / mu / n / news / out / po / pol / pw / qst / sci / soc / sp / tg / toy / trv / tv / vp / vt / wsg / wsr / x / xs] [Settings] [Search] [Mobile] [Home]
Board
Settings Mobile Home
/g/ - Technology


Thread archived.
You cannot reply anymore.


[Advertise on 4chan]


File: 1764844978166900.jpg (124 KB, 652x901)
124 KB JPG
FIREFOX isd not secure!!
ditch it now

https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2053792506807038270
>>
>>108799022
omg calculator.exe just flew over my desktop while i was kn my de-googled phone
>>
>>108799022
what if I ditch calculator instead
>>
didnt the Rust runtime catch bukker owoflow or wat is happening in there dudositos
>>
>>108799093
the bukkake overflow happens in unsafe {} that's 99% of rust code but we should totally rewrite everything in it!!!!
>>
you strike me as being a samefag. i truly do wonder as to lies on the other black mirror(s), but there's time to ponder about that later.
>>108799022
>In computer security, coordinated vulnerability disclosure (CVD), sometimes known as responsible disclosure,[1] is a vulnerability disclosure model in which a vulnerability or an issue is disclosed to the public only after the responsible parties have been allowed sufficient time to patch or remedy the vulnerability or issue.[2] This coordination distinguishes the CVD model from the "full disclosure" model.
<
the bug was responsibly disclosed to Mozilla, ergo they would've reported it with the disclosure only occuring after the bug has been patched or something. GTHO my board you xitter screencapping parasite
archive.is/ALJeu
the researcher is @ggwhyp apparently (seems to be a burner acc)
PoC: https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1778503164999762.mp4
>>
>>108799064
calculator.exe just means you can run arbitrary executables or commands. combine that with a privilege escalation (which on troonix is as easy as farting in the general direction of the kernel) and you have a devastating exploit
>>
>>108799022
>Windows
The average /g/ user is to retarded to use Windows, also stop with the twitter screenshots.
>>
>>108799148
nvm im retarded. it hasn't yet been fixed.
>" I plan to publish a technical analysis report after the release build has been patched and an appropriate amount of time has passed to ensure safe public disclosure."
>"My registration was rejected because the event had already reached full capacity."
>t.ggwhyp
/ggwhyp/status/2053801724977303983#m
archive.is/K8Ope
/ggwhyp/status/2053802123679420545#m
archive.is/SpF0Z
>>
probably introduced by their mythos "bugfixing journey." kwab
>>
>>108799022
remember to never update
>>
>>108799022

Unable to connect

Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at 127.0.0.1:8000
>>
How come Mythos couldn't find this one?
>>
>>108799022
isn't disclosing that a bug like this exists already irresponsible?
Knowing there is a bug somewhere already gives an attackers motivation and guidance on where to search
>>
>>108799241
Are you dumb?
>>
>>108799255
yea
>>
>>108799022
can you provide the html file, OP?
>>
wait, didn't mythos just squash all the security bugs in firefox? how did it not find this? are we being lied to about mythos?
>>
File: HeWasRight.jpg (88 KB, 1200x800)
88 KB JPG
>>108799022
Internet is not secure.
Ditch it now.
>>
File: 1777643721970206.png (509 KB, 1200x630)
509 KB PNG
>>108799271
>are we being lied to about mythos?
no, we just had no more tokens left, hehe
>>
>still no HTML file provided
Yep it's fake and gay.
>>
>>108799349
@IntCyberDigest as a source afaik is legit. idk. the bug (allegedly) still hasn't been patched hence why there isn't a full disclosure, see: >>108799200
>>
>windows
Not my problem
>>
>>108799022
oh my god
oh my god
oh my god
>>
>>108799495
>I plan to publish a technical analysis report after the release build has been patched
kys IntCyberDigest
>>
Even if its patched it will still exploit a lot of users since much of Firefox's user base are "update paranoid". You can see the telemetry to see how many users are using old Firefox versions, all the way back to Firefox 56.
>>
>>108799022
IntCyberIncest is proven to be an Indian scammer. This isn't the first time he posts variation of this crap. This one example is vibecoded server that runs cmd when specified page is served.
>>
>>108799022
I only browse 4chan.org. Literally not my problem
>>
>>108799533
i definitely wouldn't consider them to be on point at all times but the fucker has been cited by vxunderground a few times and seems to be on point for the most part. sometimes they'd just dm PoCs or malwares or something a src mb but idrfk about how widespread misinformation is in the real sec scene. (not "oh think of the children" or other nonsense that normies care about)
but i do know of atleast incident of mass disinfo being propagated by sec news channels. remember when cybernews reported a breach of 6B users and it turned out to be just multiple breaches taped into one? also their YT channel is literally just AI shit.
>>108799551
fedpost. some truth is there to it doe since retards will rather use a slightly modified FF fork that is basically 99.98% arkenfox. (librewolf)
TOR uses the ESR branch but they're moving away from it.
and no you cannot "see" the telemetry, not even Akamai PKI key signing keys.
>>
I don’t care. Just take my computer. Whatever. My password is hqMm+6$?5S8U
>>
File: 1703734402316.png (151 KB, 800x860)
151 KB PNG
>>108799022
>no proof whatsoever
Fake as fuck Google anti-Firefox propaganda.
At least with the Microsoft anti-Linux propaganda you used real (although irrelevant) vulnerabilities.
Pathetic.
>>
>LE CRITICAL SECURITY BUG IN FIREFOX!!1
>"it was responsibly disclosed to Mozilla"
>Mozilla Security reply:
>"There have been no bug reports of this type in the last seven days."
>conclusion: fake
I remember your last thread where you tried to create a hype around a very, very similar report. I think you used dark theme in Firefox back then. Get help, man.
>>
i just uninstalled calculator.
>>
>>108799788
just delete cmd.exe
>>
>>108799775
He's probably paid to post shit like this and farm engagement.
>>
Reminder that Mozilla has not fixed the bug I reported 3 days ago so they aren't actively reading Bugzilla anymore.
>>
>>108799022
This doesn't happen in Links
>>
>>108799816
Any Twitter account you see with a checkmark is. That's why retardation in this form runs absolutely rampant on that platform now. It used to be a different kind of retardation...
>>
>>108799661
>cited by vxunderground
Being cited by infosec's biggest yapper and drama queen is not a positive signal.
>>
File: EENvrz9EQO5fjTJO.jpg (49 KB, 936x704)
49 KB JPG
>>
>>108799022
>Windows
>>
i have security troon fatigue
even if an exploit like this works it'd be worth tens of millions of $ and thus only used on high value targets
99.9999% of users aren't affected and never will, tone down your hysteria
>>
>>108799960
>shikoshikoshikoshikoshiko
what did they mean by this
>>
>>108799965
this, major skill issue
>>
File: file.png (25 KB, 602x163)
25 KB PNG
>>108799022
how has this got 15 likes
>>
Got a mail from Mozilla few minutes ago. They're working on a fix right now. This is Windows only exploit working only through localhost, so regular Firefox users are fine. Expect new point version release soon.
>>
>My registration was rejected because the event had already reached full capacity.
>No, the vulnerability can be exploited remotely without any user interaction required.
>>
>>108800106
>>
Jokes on them, I don't have a calculator in my system.
>>
It would be interesting to do a body swap with one of those devs that is always panicking to fix security holes in software they wrote just to find out how the FUCK they are writing such shitty code that it has infinitely many security vulnerabilities that take decades to discover.
>>
>>108799022
>on windows
oh no...
anyway
>>
>>108799977
sounds like a load of wank to me
>>
surely you can avoid it adjusting settings

they do not write about things like
browser.tabs.unloadOnLowMemory
>>
>>108799022
No browser is secure. Mythos has found hundreds of exploits in a month.
>>
>>108799153
>which on troonix is as easy as farting in the general direction of the kernel) and you have a devastating exploit
it's amazing how this board's collective of registered child sex offenders have no idea how any operating system works
>>
>>108799022
Firefox sandboxing is laughable and it doesn't even launch with hardened malloc enabled. Avoid if you care about security at all.
>>
>>108804665
how can a child be a sex offender retard
>>
>>108805815
>it doesn't even launch with hardened malloc enabled
What do you mean? I don't use Firefox anymore, but it works on GrapheneOS and secureblue.
>>
File: abe3.png (460 KB, 1024x512)
460 KB PNG
>>108799977
>>
Patched Firefox 150.0.3 is released!



[Advertise on 4chan]

Delete Post: [File Only] Style:
[Disable Mobile View / Use Desktop Site]

[Enable Mobile View / Use Mobile Site]

All trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective parties. Images uploaded are the responsibility of the Poster. Comments are owned by the Poster.