Memory Corruption Vulnerability in Mozilla Firefox and SeaMonkey Products
CVE-2015-0817
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Summary
A memory corruption vulnerability exists in Mozilla Firefox and SeaMonkey due to an improper asm.js implementation that fails to accurately assess when bounds checking can be safely bypassed during JIT compilation and heap access. This flaw can be exploited by remote attackers to conduct read or write operations on unintended memory locations, potentially leading to arbitrary code execution via specially crafted JavaScript.
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