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Old 07-06-2005, 14:23   #1
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Exclamation Firefox regains a bug

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A seven year-old type of vulnerability has been inadvertently re-introduced in the latest versions of Mozilla and Firefox. The resurrected flaw could be used by hackers or potential fraudster to spoof the contents of websites, Danish security alert firm Secunia says.

The security bug - "moderately critical", Secunia says - stems from a failure to check if a target frame belongs to a particular, opened website. This allows one browser window to load content into a named frame of another window.

This frame injection vulnerability has been confirmed in Firefox 1.0.4 and Mozilla 1.7.8. Version 0.8.4 of the Camino browser for Mac OS X - but not version 0.8.3 - is also vulnerable. Other versions may also be affected. Secunia has constructed a test here. It advises surfers to avoid browsing untrusted sites while browsing trusted sites pending a fix from the Mozilla Foundation.

In July 2004, Secunia warned that a similar frame injection vulnerability affected certain flavours of IE and Opera as well as earlier versions of Mozilla. ®
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Old 07-06-2005, 14:38   #2
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Re: Firefox regains a bug

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I just tried the test (I am using F.F 1.04) and nothing happened
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Old 07-06-2005, 15:03   #3
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Re: Firefox regains a bug

Didn't affect me on FF 1.04 either - using Tabbroser extensions.
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Old 07-06-2005, 15:06   #4
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Re: Firefox regains a bug

Oops, silly coders ... but what's the betting the damage is undone in a matter of hours.
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Re: Firefox regains a bug

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Didn't affect me on FF 1.04 either - using Tabbroser extensions.
Me either, it just opens up as a new tab.

Seems like a fix could be easier than people think
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Re: Firefox regains a bug

Didn't work on me either FF 1-04
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Old 07-06-2005, 15:28   #7
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Re: Firefox regains a bug

Strangely enough it affected my browser I opened the MSDN link in a new window and clicked the secunia link and the main frame in the MSDN window was taken over by the secunia page. All other frames were MSDN apart from the mainframe.
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Re: Firefox regains a bug

Vulnerable here (FF 1.0.4) but not on the nightly I run at home.
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Re: Firefox regains a bug

same here, if you do it right it works, if you just use tabs, it does not.

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Re: Firefox regains a bug

This clarifies why some are affected and others aren't. As suspected, it's all to do with tab extensions.

http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=276111
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Re: Firefox regains a bug

Actually IE has this vuln too, and it's been unpatched for a year.
http://secunia.com/advisories/11966/
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