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• Is the opinion of 12/02/2015 to install the fix really vulnerability in firefox?

  After the closure of 3 text boxes released firefox indicating is 93%, at risk and needs to be reinstalled with the correction code. The Web site noted was strange and seems not related to Mozilla. I chose not to run his link. There is a vulnerability in need of closure?

  No, it's not Mozilla or the Firefox web bowser. Scammers use the popularity of Firefox and try to mislead the less experienced users of Firefox and or Windows to download an .exe to infect Windows.

  Updates of Firefox on Windows, Mac OSX and Linux are are in the browser Firefox itself or download on https://www.mozilla.org/firefox/all

  Mozilla does not .exe patches or do they host updates on randomly selected sites outside of *. Mozilla.org

• My DT Java Plug - in 8.0.660.18 is supposed to be vulnerable, and I don't know how to upgrade. Should I turn it off?

  I had problems with Firefox crashing lately, and it may have something to do with one of the plugins. So I checked the plugins that I have, and I noticed that I have Java DT 8.0.660.18 installed, but there is a warning that the plugin can be vulnerable. I have Windows XP, (yes I know, stupid Microsoft can't not help XP), and so to get the latest version of this will be difficult, if not impossible. Should I change the setting in my Firefox "never activate?

  I believe that we are at the root of the problem. For some time my Firefox browser was slow, has been suspended for a bit and crashed 5 times in 3 minutes Thursday. Now that I've refreshed Firefox, even with Trend Micro inserted in, my browser runs faster than ever before. Has collapsed yet, no snap and now I know what the problem could be seized becomes a problem. Thank you, FredMcD and the team!

• Silverlight 5.1.40728.0 reported by Firefox as vulnerable 41.0.1 / needs updated. From where? Why?

  Silverlight 5.1.40728.0 reported by 41.0.1 as vulnerable Firefox / "update now" when I check my plug-ins are up-to-date. By clicking on the button takes me to the MS Silverlight download site, but all I get from following instructions is same version of Silverlight and Firefox same result. What is vulnerability? Why Silverlight can't be updated? I am sure to leave Silverlight as it is or should I turn it off? Or what? Why declare as vulnerable and who need to update if there is no recourse?

  I think I found the answer - it's those pesky DRM vultures pushing again equivalent HTML5 cos that gives them more control over the things that we want to watch through browsers - discover this place for more information:
  http://www.DefectiveByDesign.org/what_is_drm_digital_restrictions_management
  See what I mean? Why not register?

• Font problem after updating MS omnibox are a vulnerability

  Since 21 July update for a vulnerability of Microsoft Font, character in the omnibox display is faulty.
  This seems to happen only in the input box, the list is ok.
  for example. I type www and the display shows just the white characters (but the cursor seems to have moved).
  If I type www... I have vacuum or jumbled characters until I get at least 12 characters in the box, then it appears.

  You can try to disable hardware acceleration in Firefox.

  • Tools > Options > advanced > General > Browsing: "use hardware acceleration when available.

  You will need to close and restart Firefox after enabling/disabling this setting.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

  You can check if there is an update for your display driver graphic card and search for hardware acceleration of related issues.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/upgrade-graphics-drivers-use-hardware-acceleration

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem.

  • Put yourself in the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/tools > Modules > appearance
  • Do NOT click on the reset button on the startup window Mode safe
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

• Plugin Status Check reports Java last x 64 as vulnerable

  Last night, I have updated all the plugins to display the green buttons "up to date" on the Web site to check the Plugin situation. However, this morning, he pointed out that the Java plugin is vulnerable (note: not "stale"). y at - it publicized a new vulnerability revealed in Java in the last hours?

  There is no new version of Java from now, as later Java 8 update 45, released April 14, 2015. It is important to note that I first installed the 32-bit version of Java to get the status 'up-to-date' green, but later also installed the 64-bit version of Java (like I need instead for my 64-bit Eclipse). Would he have the vulnerability indicator trigger? Is there a vulnerability in Java 64 bit which is not present in the 32-bit Setup?

  I've seen a few similar questions about Flash plugin, but I have already disabled Flash completely. It is about Java.

  I'm on Firefox for Windows 32-bit. I am running Windows 7.

  A version of Firefox 32 bit will only consider Java 32 bits version.

  Note that Java is thus affected.

  • [711412/forums/contributors/711412] Hacking Team and Flash and Java 0-day!
  • http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/07/two-new-Flash-exploits-surface-from-hacking-team-combine-with-Java-0-day/
  • http://www.ZDNet.com/article/two-further-critical-Flash-zero-days-appear-from-hacking-team-breach/

• Firefox is declining as being vulnerable even though I installed the latest version of Adobe Flash Player. Why is this?

  I have the latest version of Adobe Flash installed 18.0.0.203 - this is confirmed on the adobe site and the Firefox Add-ons page. Yet I continue to get the message saying that Flash Player is vulnerable...

  All versions of the Flash plugin was disabled by Mozilla because of a security breach disclosed in the plugin that Adobe needs to address via a security update.

  • https://helpx.Adobe.com/security/products/Flash-Player/apsa15-04.html
  • bug 1182751 - vulnerable versions of Blocklist (CVE-2015-5122) of the Flash Player plugin (18.0.0.203 and less)

  Please, do not comment in bug reports
  https://Bugzilla.Mozilla.org/page.cgi?id=etiquette.html

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/why-do-i-have-click-Activate-plugins

• Adobe Flash Player 18.0.0.203 still vulnerable

  Sorry to bring bad news but Flash Player is still vulnerable. On July 10, 2015 a second zero-day was discovered in data leakage from the hacking team.
  External links:
  Security Advisory-Adobe APSA15-04: https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/flash-player/apsa15-04.html
  Blog Malwarebytes unzipped: https://blog.malwarebytes.org/exploits-2/2015/07/new-hacking-team-flash-player-0day-uncovered/
  It seems that it was already integrated in exploit kits according to Kafeine MalwareDontNeedCofee and Malwarebytes.

  Thank you for the update.

  If there is no update available from Adobe that solves this problem, it is likely that the latest version of the Flash plugin would be blocked (the Java Deployment Toolkit seems to be a rare exception).

  For its own purposes, limiting Flash for reliable sources and media 'necessary' is a good idea. You can do this by using the click-to-play function as follows:

  Open the page modules using either:

  • CTRL + SHIFT + a
  • "3-bar" menu button (or tools) > Add-ons

  In the left column, click on Plugins. Search 'Shockwave Flash' and always change 'enable' to 'ask to activate '.

  When you visit a site that wants to use the Flash, you should see a notification in the address bar icon and one of the following: a link in a black rectangle in the page or an information bar slides between the toolbar and in the page area.

  If you do not see an immediate need to run Flash, you can simply ignore the notification.

  Unfortunately, because the Flash can be embedded to other sites, this is not a complete solution. Even if you trust SiteA, if it is compromised with the media of SiteB, embedded journalists will play.

  You can do the more granular click-to-play service, rather than to trust all media on a site-by-site basis, using an extension. For example: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/click-to-play-per-element/

  I noticed that you linked to an article on Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit, which has a free version that should help to protect against this exploit. Have you tried? This much affect browser performance?

  https://www.Malwarebytes.org/antiexploit/

• Shockwave Flash says Firefox is vulnerable and requires the update when it has been updated.

  After opening a page, Firefox gave a warning that "Shockwave Flash is vulnerable and needs to be updated". I went to get.adobe.com and updated to 17.0.0.169, but the warning was repeated and the blocked content. I checked youtube, which would play music and videos tutorial DIY of two tests without any problem, but still repeat the warning of block. I checked the Addons Manager, who said that he had to update Flash, but when I checked adobe it said I had the latest update. Manager of Addons for Flash, "always enable" under dimmed, the option 'request to activate' selected but grayed out when I clicked on the menu drop-down button, and the option "never activate" standard black text.

  After seeing a few other similar questions recently, I tried the answer to "Force a Ping of Blocklist"
  https://wiki.Mozilla.org/Blocklisting/testing#Forcing_a_Blocklist_Ping
  .. who is not "defined" in the Console of the browser and had no effect on the issue.

  Hello von_tyrone, the latest version of flash, you need to update because it fixes several vulnerabilities is Flash Player 18.0.0.194. It is available at https://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html

• security vulnerability "deadlock" to the current version 38.0.1

  Just got an email from freeware to gizmo describing a new threat to browsers, including the current Firefox.

  Hello skp53106, it is more of a vulnerability that can be exploited in Web servers down to levels of encryption that are easier to break. a fix will land in the next version of firefox version to mitigate these attacks to downgrade the part of the browser.
  so far, you could use this addon that disables the suite of encryption vulnerable to attack: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/disable-dhe/

• flash player mode disable how vulnerable protected?

  Lastest 38 FF now allows me to easily turn off protected mode FP which seems to heal my FP quite common crashes. The question I have is how vulnerable will I be if protected mode is disabled? I use FF with FP disabled for quite a while now with little inconvenience because almost everyone is using HTML. I'd appreciate comments everyone. Thank you

  It is obviously not safer, but in the real world (as long as you keep flash, your operating system, Firefox and your anti-virus software updated) it will not have a significant impact on your security. just stay smart online and use your common sense, do not install or click on things that look too good to be true.

• Using 36 FF but still get the message on tests of vulnerability for hack "Freak."

  "Attention!" Your client is vulnerable to CVE-2015-0204. Even if your client does no suites RSA to EXPORT, it can still be fooled into using one of them. We encourage you to upgrade your client. "

  https://nakedsecurity.Sophos.com/2015/03/04/the-freak-bug-in-tlsssl-what-you-need-to-know/

  "As far as we know, the trick does not work against TLS implementations used by Microsoft, Google and Mozilla.

  If the users of Internet Explorer, chrome/Chrome and Firefox are OK. »

  This affects pretty much just Android users default browser on older versions of Android, Safari users and browsers old and obsolete. Users using Firefox 36 as safe from this attack (at least insofar as it is currently understood)

• Why is ssl3 is disabled in firefox 35.01 on my pc, I have test and it's vulnerable to ssl3

  I have the latest version of Firefox installed on one of my PC, not this one, Windows 7 Professional. When I ran the test SSL3 he returned my Firefox browser is vulnerable. I looked everywhere to find a solution for this and cannot. Please help me with this.

  Thank you

  From Firefox 34.0 vulnerable SSL 3.0 has been disable and TLS 1.0 is used by default. https://blog.Mozilla.org/security/2014/10/14/the-poodle-attack-and-the-end-of-SSL-3-0/

  The security.tls.version.min about: config must be set to 1 by default which means TLS 1.0 is the minim, uh and not SSL 3.0 which is set to 0 on the preference.

  You have Avast? as the analysis of https in Avast can actually make your less secure connection in some cases and cause problems of this kind. So if you have Avast disable https analysis in Avast. Some other antivirus scanners may have an effect on this also.

• Why a vulnerability with Adobe Flash Player?

  I understand that there was a problem with the latest version of Adobe Flash Player and thought that Adobe had made a patch with the latest 0296. When I've updated, however, status of Mozilla plugin tells me that there is a vulnerability. Someone else has had this problem and if so, how do solve you this problem?

  According to the revision of the https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/flash-player/apsa15-02.html made today.

  UPDATE (February 4): users who have enabled auto-update to the desktop Flash Player runtime will receive version 16.0.0. 305 from February 4. This version includes a fix for CVE-2015-0313. Adobe expects to have an update is available for manual download on February 5, and we work with our distribution partners to make the update available in Google Chrome and Internet Explore 10 and 11. For more information about the update of Flash Player, please refer to this post.

• Poodle Firefox vulnerability

  Hello, I heard the sslv3 34 version is no longer supported in firefox but I currently have firefox 34.0.5 and poodletest says: I'm vulnerable how can I fix my vulnerability?

  found it turns it off, he said now I'm not vulnerable