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From: Trevor Johnson (trevorjpj.net)
Date: Tue Mar 12 2002 - 10:02:16 CST

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    > Anyone know if [recent] Mozilla releases are vulnerable?
    > Specifically, release 0.9.8?
    > More specifically, the binary release of 0.9.8 from mozilla.org (which
    > wouldn't have any patches found in the ports collection)?

    I hadn't thought of that. I wasn't able to get the demonstration from
    http://www.dividuum.de/ to work with Mozilla 0.9.9. Mozilla's support for
    the about: protocol seems to be more limited than that of Netscape 4. In
    particular, it doesn't have about:global. Conceivably, old versions of
    Mozilla could have this bug.

    Regardless, I'd recommend that you update to Mozilla 0.9.9, because of the
    zlib "double free" bug. Mozilla contains its own copy of the zlib code,
    which was corrected as of version 0.9.9.

    -- 
    Trevor Johnson
    

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