It looks like there is a new vulnerability in Firefox/Mozilla.
http://www.techweb.com/wire/security/160403591
Firefox Vulnerability
Shhhhhhh, you want to give Jabe a heart attack and Ekade some major ammunition to go after Jabe with? What kind of friend are you?!
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Seret Sajet
- SWG Tales Founder
Well, the Swedes say it is "moderately critical" so I will be "moderately careful". How does one disable javascript in Firefox anyhow?
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Krusshyk
- SWG Tales Founder
Well that would explain somthing that happend...
Last week my compaq went and took a nose dive into the reformat grabage bin. I could not open even my computer. I would attempt to use the internet and iwt kept saying error this and that. I tried just reformating the machine and not all my files then it just happend again so I went and killed it forever. I used Mozilla for a long time. Neither Norton nor Spysweeper could find it. I was not happy having to loose my music files and all of my other info. But I backed the important stuff on my alt computer.
Last week my compaq went and took a nose dive into the reformat grabage bin. I could not open even my computer. I would attempt to use the internet and iwt kept saying error this and that. I tried just reformating the machine and not all my files then it just happend again so I went and killed it forever. I used Mozilla for a long time. Neither Norton nor Spysweeper could find it. I was not happy having to loose my music files and all of my other info. But I backed the important stuff on my alt computer.
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Jaminos
- Mandalorian Mercenary
This is defamation!!!111 I will not allow this post to go on!! There is no vulnerability in Firefox... Move along, move along...
Ok, in all seriousness this is one of those exploits found before someone has actually used it for something malicious. So basically keep patching, just like everything else in your system. I am sure Mozilla already paid them there due $500 under the Mozilla bug bounty program. Expect a patch in a few days.
Sorry Jaminos, this exploit isn't the root of your problems.
Jabe
Ok, in all seriousness this is one of those exploits found before someone has actually used it for something malicious. So basically keep patching, just like everything else in your system. I am sure Mozilla already paid them there due $500 under the Mozilla bug bounty program. Expect a patch in a few days.
Sorry Jaminos, this exploit isn't the root of your problems.
Jabe
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Jabe Adaks
- Grand Admiral
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Princess Ekade: Well, at least the information in Artoo is still intact.
Jaminos: What's so important? What's he carrying?
Princess Ekade: The technical readouts of that battle station. I only hope that when the data is analyzed, a weakness can be found.
"well the Empire doesn't consider a small one man fighter to be any kind of a threat, or they'd have a tighter defense. an analysis of the plans provided by princess leia has discovered a weakness in the battle station. your approach will not be easy, your required to manuever straight down this trench and skim the surfact till this point.The target area is only two meters wide, It's a small thermal exhaust port right below the main port. A precise hit will start up a chain reaction,which should destroy the station, only a precise hit will start the chain reaction. The shaft is ray shielded so you'll have to use proton torpedoes. "
Officer: We've analyzed their attack, sir, and there is a danger. Should I have your ship standing by?
Governor Jabe Adaks: Evacuate? In our moment of triumph? I think you overestimate their chances.
Don't be so proud of this technological terror you have constructed, Jabe Adaks. It is insignificant compated to the power of M$.
Jaminos: What's so important? What's he carrying?
Princess Ekade: The technical readouts of that battle station. I only hope that when the data is analyzed, a weakness can be found.
"well the Empire doesn't consider a small one man fighter to be any kind of a threat, or they'd have a tighter defense. an analysis of the plans provided by princess leia has discovered a weakness in the battle station. your approach will not be easy, your required to manuever straight down this trench and skim the surfact till this point.The target area is only two meters wide, It's a small thermal exhaust port right below the main port. A precise hit will start up a chain reaction,which should destroy the station, only a precise hit will start the chain reaction. The shaft is ray shielded so you'll have to use proton torpedoes. "
Officer: We've analyzed their attack, sir, and there is a danger. Should I have your ship standing by?
Governor Jabe Adaks: Evacuate? In our moment of triumph? I think you overestimate their chances.
Don't be so proud of this technological terror you have constructed, Jabe Adaks. It is insignificant compated to the power of M$.
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Ekade
- The Kika'Vati Order
That is a very funny and clever post there, Ekade.
Though you could of just simply replied with "SUCK IT" and gotte the same message across.
Though you could of just simply replied with "SUCK IT" and gotte the same message across.
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Seret Sajet
- SWG Tales Founder
While "SUCK IT" is very direct and to the point.. it is not in the least bit funny in this scenario.Seret Sajet wrote:That is a very funny and clever post there, Ekade.
Though you could of just simply replied with "SUCK IT" and gotte the same message across.
I find "SUCK IT" is best used when someone takes the time and effort to make a lengthy and precise argument, detailing their logic and rationale point by point in exacting detail. Imagine someone spending several hours researching and writing, to which the person on the other end of the argument replies "SUCK IT".
That would be a funny and proper use of "SUCK IT".
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Ekade
- The Kika'Vati Order
Post.... where Ekade..... explains her expertise.... on... SUCK IT..... must resist..... easy joke..... much much too easy...... keep it together man!Ekade wrote:While "SUCK IT" is very direct and to the point.. it is not in the least bit funny in this scenario.Seret Sajet wrote:That is a very funny and clever post there, Ekade.
Though you could of just simply replied with "SUCK IT" and gotte the same message across.
I find "SUCK IT" is best used when someone takes the time and effort to make a lengthy and precise argument, detailing their logic and rationale point by point in exacting detail. Imagine someone spending several hours researching and writing, to which the person on the other end of the argument replies "SUCK IT".
That would be a funny and proper use of "SUCK IT".
Ok its passed.
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Seret Sajet
- SWG Tales Founder
Dammit Skarr! You should know better than to steal Seret's password. He is going to skin you once he finds out.Seret Sajet wrote:Post.... where Ekade..... explains her expertise.... on... SUCK IT..... must resist..... easy joke..... much much too easy...... keep it together man!Ekade wrote:While "SUCK IT" is very direct and to the point.. it is not in the least bit funny in this scenario.Seret Sajet wrote:That is a very funny and clever post there, Ekade.
Though you could of just simply replied with "SUCK IT" and gotte the same message across.
I find "SUCK IT" is best used when someone takes the time and effort to make a lengthy and precise argument, detailing their logic and rationale point by point in exacting detail. Imagine someone spending several hours researching and writing, to which the person on the other end of the argument replies "SUCK IT".
That would be a funny and proper use of "SUCK IT".
Ok its passed.
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Ekade
- The Kika'Vati Order
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