Safari 4.0.5 & Firefox 3.6.3 – Various Stuff
Well well, apparently, we've yet again, discovered a few vulnerabilities.
This exploit (?) puts Opera 10.53, and Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 in a DoS condition.
However, that's pretty lame. I mean, a simple javascript:while(1){alert(1)} does the trick for that...
The cool point of this is, Apple's Safari 4.0.5 causes an access violation exception,
which means it tries to overwrite protected memory, which is pretty bad, doesn't take a genius to figure that out.
And guess what! The flaw, is yet again in the JavaScriptCore.dll which Safari seem to rely heavily upon.
Hm, what else...
Oh yeah!
Firefox 3.6.3 causes an exception which seem to be handled... But you never know!
The firefox process eats all the "virtual" RAM available by the process (2 gig on Windows platforms), and then it simply dies.
It all ends up with a cozy Mozilla error-dialog window thrown against you.
The script can be found here.
...And that's about it!
Ciao Bella.



Hey, I'm Fredrik. I'm from Sweden, born 1990, and I got a huge interest for information technology and information security. So far, I've been studying for three years at the Internation IT College of Sweden and one year at the Royal Institute of Technology (Kista, Sweden). I'm one of the Co-Founders of Detectify. I'm working closely together with the swedish firm Young & Skilled. ...Not to forget, I'm the previous founder of Arctic Security. If you wish to contact me, please email me at h@ackack.net or follow me on twitter @Almroot.