- #FIREFOX OS X CONNECTION INSECURE MAC OS X#
- #FIREFOX OS X CONNECTION INSECURE UPDATE#
- #FIREFOX OS X CONNECTION INSECURE PATCH#
- #FIREFOX OS X CONNECTION INSECURE UPGRADE#
- #FIREFOX OS X CONNECTION INSECURE TV#
If you are testing a site locally, you can use the Chrome flag to allow insecure connections from the localhost.
#FIREFOX OS X CONNECTION INSECURE MAC OS X#
> (*) I downloaded the dmg-files for Mac. Thus, we always recommend upgrading your OS to newer versions, if possible such as Windows 10 or the latest Mac OS X version.
#FIREFOX OS X CONNECTION INSECURE TV#
iOS goes to version 8.2 Apple TV gets 7.1.
#FIREFOX OS X CONNECTION INSECURE UPDATE#
> (with "-https" at the end), just like the current stable version. OS X in its 10.8, 10.9 and 10.10 flavours (Mountain Lion, Mavericks and Yosemite) gets Security Update 2015-002.
> "24/06/14 11:22:00 am"] only has the old NTLMv1 pref and not the new one > - But the downloaded version(*) of Nighthly (33.0a1) [last modified > - The downloaded version(*) of Aurora (32.0a2) [last modified "24/06/14 > I tested both versions today on my Mac OS X Mavericks. > and Aurora as well, that would be a big help. > Thanks a lot for all your help and quick responses! > (In reply to Patrick Weiden from comment #44) > (In reply to Anthony Hughes, QA Mentor (:ashughes) [Unavailable until July (In reply to Patrick Weiden from comment #49) String or IDL/UUID changes made by this patch: none.
#FIREFOX OS X CONNECTION INSECURE PATCH#
Risk to taking this patch (and alternatives if risky): Very low and only affects NTLM codepath. Use the command diskutil list to identify the disk of the connected Mac. Testing completed (on m-c, etc.): by hand. Firefox Chrome Safari Other Web browsers Web browsers and privacy. User impact if declined: Users aren't able to connect to servers using NTLM authorization unless they change a pref (which is a high bar for some users).
#FIREFOX OS X CONNECTION INSECURE UPGRADE#
It also allows/encourages site admins using NTLM to upgrade links to and get their users using NTLM w/o pref changes, which is an outcome that's more secure than having users opt-in to insecure http+NTLM.įinally the code is literally as simple as "if using HTTPS, revert to old codepath". With this patch we can get at least support working for NTLM servers, which otherwise users can't connect to any more without changing an about:config pref (and that's a hurdle for many users). It's rare that I ask for something to get uplifted all the way to release (and I understand if it's not possible) but this one seems to merit it. I assume we're on the main thread when this gets called? I.e is nsHttpNTLMAuth::ChallengeReceived() called on the main thread? Let's put in a MOZ_ASSERT that we're on the main thread at the top of this function.Ĭomment on attachment 8444176 > + nsCOMPtr prefs = do_GetService(NS_PREFSERVICE_CONTRACTID) if both this and "-insecure-ntlm-v1" are set, we allow both http/https, but a simple reading of a pref named -only would make it seem that we'd only support +203,5 + channel->GetIsSSL(&isSSL) The -only part makes it sound like it will disallow http, but it actually only controls https (i.e. > +static const char kAllowGenericHTTPS = "-insecure-ntlm-v1-https-only" > +static const char kAllowGenericHTTP = "-insecure-ntlm-v1" > static const char kForceGeneric = "-generic-ntlm" GFX1-: glxtest: Unable to open a connection to the X server GFX1-: glxtest: libEGL missing 1632303684813 Marionette INFO Marionette enabled.
> static const char kTrustedURIs = "-uris" ::: +32,5 static const char kAllowNonFqdn = "-non-fqdn" Running an old, non-supported OS X on a machine connected to the Internet is not a good idea, if you have problems with it. Whether that system is a version of Windows, Linux or something else is entirely up to your likings. (CVE-2012-0455) Solution Upgrade to Firefox 3.6.28 or later.Comment on attachment 8444017 Yes, I would definitely recommend installing an operating system which is currently supported with security updates. (CVE-2012-0456) - A cross-site scripting vulnerability exists that can be triggered by dragging and dropping 'javascript:' links onto a frame. Sometimes, though, the privacy of your connection is not up to you. Another thing you should do is keep macOS and web browsers up to date. (CVE-2012-0458) - An information disclosure vulnerability exists due to an out of bounds read in SVG filters. The use of virtual private network (VPN) services can take your privacy a step further. (CVE-2012-0457, CVE-2012-0461, CVE-2012-0463, CVE-2012-0464) - A security bypass vulnerability that can be exploited by an attacker if the victim can be tricked into setting a new home page by dragging a specially crafted link to the 'home' button URL, which will set the user's home page to a 'javascript:' URL. By tricking a user into visiting a specially crafted page, these issues may allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code in the context of the affected application. Description The installed version of Firefox 3.6.x is potentially affected by the following security issues : - Multiple memory corruption issues. Synopsis The remote Mac OS X host contains a web browser that is affected by multiple vulnerabilities.
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