Firefox ESR 128.11: From Double-Free to Double Trouble – Critical Fixes You Can’t Miss!
Mozilla’s latest security advisory for Firefox ESR 128.11 fixes several vulnerabilities, including a double-free in the libvpx encoder and incorrect error handling in script execution. Don’t let these glitches crash your browsing party! Updated Firefox ESR 128.11 swoops in like a superhero, saving the day from clickjacking villains and memory safety bugs.
Hot Take:
Mozilla’s Firefox ESR 128.11 is throwing a security party, and everyone’s invited! With bugs galore—from double-free extravaganzas to clickjacking shenanigans—the developers are, once again, the unsung heroes, squashing these critters before they create havoc. It’s like a game of whack-a-mole, only the stakes are higher, and the moles are way sneakier!
Key Points:
- Critical double-free bug in WebRTC could have led to memory corruption.
- Moderate vulnerabilities in “Copy as cURL” command could allow local code execution.
- Cross-origin leak attacks were possible due to script element events.
- Clickjacking vulnerability risked leaking saved payment card details.
- Multiple memory safety bugs fixed in Firefox and Thunderbird.
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