CVE-2024-1550: How a Malicious Website Could Manipulate Users by Exploiting the Exit Fullscreen Mode & RequestPointerLock Vulnerability in Firefox and Thunderbird
Cybersecurity threats are always lurking around the corner, ready to exploit vulnerabilities within software and take advantage of unsuspecting users. A recent vulnerability has come
CVE-2024-1549 - How Big Custom Cursors Could Trick Users and Steal Permissions in Firefox and Thunderbird
Security flaws often hide in the tiny details of software design, and CVE-2024-1549 is a prime example. If you've ever changed your mouse
CVE-2024-1547 - How Attackers Exploited Alert Dialogs in Firefox to Fool Users
In February 2024, Mozilla fixed an intriguing vulnerability: CVE-2024-1547. If you used Firefox, Firefox ESR, or Thunderbird before their February 2024 updates, your browser had
CVE-2023-51770 - Arbitrary File Read Vulnerability in Apache DolphinScheduler (before 3.2.1) – Explained With Exploit & Code!
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Introduction
A new security issue, CVE-2023-51770, was discovered in Apache DolphinScheduler (versions before 3.2.1). This vulnerability lets attackers read *any file* on
CVE-2023-49250 - DolphinScheduler’s Insecure HTTPS Handling – How a MITM Can Spoof Your Server
Apache DolphinScheduler is a powerful open-source workflow scheduler system, widely used for orchestrating complex data pipelines. But recently, a critical security flaw was found – CVE-2023-49250
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