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Firefox 36.0.3 fixes Pwn2Own security vulnerabilities

The Mozilla Foundation has just updated its Firefox browser. The hasty update for all operating systems GNU/Linux, Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows was not done by chance. The new stable version is currently Firefox 36.0.3 and you can download it via the built-in update tool and it fixes several security bugs.Firefox 36.0.3

The third stable release of Firefox 36.0 comes with a total of eight security vulnerabilities that were revealed during the Pwn2Own contest. You can read more about the contest here and here.

You can see all security fixes from Mozilla's official What's New

Among the immediate security updates developed for security version 36.0.3, we can mention simplified GeckoEditable exception messages, a null JSONObject that can no longer be used in the SiteIdentity.update() function, Message instances will no longer be recycled, and mozharness.json has been updated to version 75c435ef19ca.

Download the updated version in Greek

Firefox 36.0.3 Windows
Firefox 36.0.3 Mac
Firefox 36.0.3 Linux

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