Visitors of a Russian site have been suspected to be affected by at least one of these.
Well, it looks like Mozillas non-public bugs may not be the only ones that are under threat.
The hacker then attaches a domain they own at the end of this.
The Bugzilla website has 136 other projects listed on it, even though that only includes public facing ones.
The Bugzilla website reads There are probably at least 10 times as many private ones.
Mozilla is also affected, whose large cache of their non-public susceptibilities have already been accessed.
This bug was actually tested on Mozillas Bugzilla.
Further, it could also have an indirect effect onto everyday users.
Any susceptibilities that are known by hackers by accessing a companys Bugzilla system is ready for being used.
How Severe Is This?
The normal consumers need not be immediately worried, as Bugzilla has patched the issue on September 10.
The another worrying thing is how unimportant susceptibility can be exploited.
Its just one simple request, and thats it, youre in, Rubin continued.
source: www.techworm.net
