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May 31 2007
Mozilla Seamonkey Input Validation Hole in addEventListener Method Permits Cross-Site Scripting Attacks
May 31 2007
(Mozilla Issues Fix for SeaMonkey) Fetchmail APOP Authentication Weakness May Let Remote Users Determine the APOP Secret
May 31 2007
Mozilla Seamonkey XUL Popups Let Remote Users Spoof Portions of the Browser Chrome
May 31 2007
Mozilla Seamonkey Bugs in Layout and Javascript Engines May Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Jan 23 2007
(Sun Issues Fix) Mozilla Seamonkey RSA Signatures Can Be Forged
Dec 20 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey E-mail Header Heap Overflows Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Dec 20 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey SVG Processing Bug Lets Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Dec 20 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey IMG SRC Tag Can Be Modified to Bypass Cross-Site Scripting Protections
Dec 20 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey LiveConnect May Use Freed JavaScript Objects and Execute Arbitrary Code
Dec 20 2006
(Red Hat Issues Fix) Mozilla Seamonkey Memory Corruption in Layout Engine and Javascript Engine May Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Dec 20 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey Memory Corruption in Layout Engine and Javascript Engine May Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Dec 20 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey JavaScript watch() Function Lets Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Dec 19 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey Windows Cursor Image Conversion Heap Overflow Lets Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Nov 8 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey Executing Script Modification Bug Lets Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Nov 8 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey RSA Signatures Can Be Forged
Nov 8 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey Layout Engine, XML Method, and JavaScript Engine Memory Errors May Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Sep 15 2006
(Red Hat Issues Fix) Mozilla Seamonkey Lets Remote Users Execute JavaScript Via Remote XBL Files
Sep 15 2006
(Red Hat Issues Fix) Mozilla Seamonkey Javascript Bugs Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Sep 15 2006
(Red Hat Issues Fix) Mozilla Seamonkey Certificate Signatures Can Be Forged
Sep 15 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey Lets Remote Users Execute JavaScript Via Remote XBL Files
Sep 15 2006
(Red Hat Issues Fix) Mozilla Seamonkey document.open() Function Lets Remote Users Inject HTML into Frames
Sep 15 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey Certificate Signatures Can Be Forged
Sep 15 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey document.open() Function Lets Remote Users Inject HTML into Frames
Sep 15 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey Javascript Bugs Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Aug 28 2006
(Red Hat Issues Fix for Seamonkey) Mozilla Firefox Bugs Permit Arbitrary Code Execution, Cross-Site Scripting, and HTTP Response Smuggling
Aug 28 2006
(Red Hat Issues Fix) Mozilla Seamonkey Multiple Bugs Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Aug 2 2006
(Red Hat Issues Fix) Mozilla Seamonkey Multiple Bugs Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Jul 27 2006
(Red Hat Issues Fix) Mozilla Seamonkey Multiple Bugs Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Jul 27 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey Multiple Bugs Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Jul 20 2006
(Red Hat Issues Fix for Seamonkey) Mozilla Firefox Bugs Permit Arbitrary Code Execution, Cross-Site Scripting, and HTTP Response Smuggling
Apr 14 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey js_ValueToFunctionObject() Security Check Can Be Bypassed by Remote Users to Execute Arbitrary Code
Apr 14 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey XBL Control 'Print Preview' Lets Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Apr 14 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey crypto.generateCRMFRequest Method Lets Remote Users Install and Execute Arbitrary Code
Apr 14 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey Memory Corruption in Processing DHTML May Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
Apr 14 2006
Mozilla Seamonkey Integer Overflow in CSS Letter-Spacing Property Lets Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
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