| 7! | Mozilla Firefox / Seamonkey multiple security vulnerabilities
updated since 23.04.2009
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 | | Memory corruption, same policy origin violation, crossite scripting. |
| 8! | Mozilla Firefox / Thunderbird / SeaMonkey multiple security vulnerabilities
updated since 01.06.2007
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| | Multiple DoS conditions, addEventListener method crossite scripting. Multiple heap oberflows, integer overflows, etc. |
| 7! | Multiple Mozilla Firefox / Thunderbird / Seamonkey vulnerabilities
updated since 27.02.2007
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| | HTML filtering bypass, crossite scripting, weak hashing function, memory corruption, buffer overflow, etc. |
| 7! | Multiple Mozilla Firefox / Thunderbird / Seamonkey security vulnerabilities
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| | Crossite scripting with functions prototypes. Information leak. Buffer overflows on oversized Content-Type fields in messages. Memory corruption on SVG header. Crossite scripting with img.src. DoS. JavaScript watchpoint privilege escalation. CSS image cursor property buffer overflow. Multiple memory corruptions. |
| 8! | Multiple Firefox / Mozilla / SeaMonkey / Netscape browsers and Thunderbird security vulnerabilities
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| | Memory corruptions, crossite scripting, grame spoofing, RSA signature forgery, Auto update man-int-the-middle attacks. XBL javascript execution with e-mail. |
| 9! | Multiple Mozilla / Firefox / Seamonkey / Thunderbird security vulnerabilities
updated since 27.07.2006
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| | Multiple vulnerabilities allow unrestricted code execution. Can be used for hidden malware installation. |
| 9! | Multiple Mozilla / Firefox / Thunderbird / Netscape / Seamonkey security vulnerabilities
updated since 02.06.2006
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| | Localzone scripting with code execution, memory corruption, HTTP response splitting, array overflow, javascript filtering bypass. |
| 8! | Mozilla browsers and mail agents memory corruption
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| | Memory corruption on displaying corrupted HTML tables. Can be used for silent malware installation. |
| 8! | Multiple Firefox / Netscape / SeaMonkey vulnerabilities
updated since 14.04.2006
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| | Crossite scripting, memory corruptions, buffer overflows, array overflows, integer overflows. Can be exploited to silently install malware code. |
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