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Firefox 129 Fixes: 10 High-Impact Security Bugs Squashed!
Firefox 129 just patched more security holes than Swiss cheese! From fullscreen notification tricks to out-of-bounds memory mishaps, these vulnerabilities had it all. Thankfully, our favorite browser is back in fighting form. Keep calm and update Firefox!
Hot Take:
Looks like Firefox is playing a high-stakes game of Whac-A-Mole with vulnerabilities! At this point, the only thing not crashing might be our hopes and dreams for a bug-free browser.
Key Points:
- Firefox 129 addresses multiple high-impact security vulnerabilities.
- Issues range from spoofing attacks to memory corruption and use-after-free bugs.
- Several vulnerabilities involve WebAssembly and JavaScript garbage collection.
- Android versions of Firefox are also affected by some of these issues.
- Fixes include updates to handling of fullscreen dialogs, WebGL, and Content Security Policy (CSP).
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