Memory Corruption Vulnerability in Firefox Could Lead to Sandbox Escape

CVE-2024-7519

What is CVE-2024-7519?

This vulnerability arises from insufficient checks during the processing of graphics shared memory in Firefox and Thunderbird. Attackers can potentially exploit this weakness to achieve memory corruption, which may facilitate a sandbox escape, allowing them unauthorized access to the system. Versions of Firefox prior to 129 and various releases of Firefox ESR, along with certain versions of Thunderbird, are particularly vulnerable. The risks associated with this vulnerability underline the importance of upgrading to the latest versions to safeguard against potential exploits.

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