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Firefox 3 exploit code in circulation
Stephen Withers
Friday, 27 March 2009 10:47
The proof of concept merely causes a crash, but there is a possibility that the memory corruption that occurs could be exploited to cause the execution of malicious code.
Guido Landi has been credited with the discovery of the bug.
Since an exploit has been made public, the release of Firefox 3.0.8 has become a high priority.
The revised code has already been frozen, and quality assurance work is in progress.
Firefox 3.0.8 is expected to be released sometime between Monday March 30 and Wednesday April 1. No April Fool's jokes, please.
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