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Mozilla Products Graphic Rendering Memory Corruption Vulnerability 2008.September.25 Summary: A memory corruption vulnerability exists in various Mozilla products, allowing a remote attacker to compromise targeted systems upon viewing malicious HTML document. Impact: Full compromise of the targeted system. Risk:
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Additional Information: The vulnerability lies in common graphics routines rendering, and is caused by insufficient checking of long strings when displaying them. There are two main attack scenarios: 1) A malicious html page could be hosted on a rogue or hacked web server, targeting users who browse the page in Firefox or Seamonkey. 2) A malicious html formatted e-mail could be mailed (or mass-mailed), targeting recipients who open the e-mail in Thunderbird or Seamonkey. Solutions:
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