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Re: [tor-talk] Security issue. Firefox in Tor Browser Bundle allows access to LAN resources. To fix: ABE of NoScript must be turn on by default




Hi Yuri,

21 ÐÐÐÐÑÑ 2014 Ð. 10:45:09 ÐÐÐÑÐÐÐÐÑÐÐÑ Yuri (yuri@xxxxxxxxx) ÐÐÐÐÑÐÐ:

On 01/21/2014 01:01, Olivier Cornu wrote:
> Fwiw, I can confirm this unfortunate behavior.:(
> TBB connecting to loopback netcat socket from tortestprivacy.url.ph
> javascript:

This is very troubling. I also confirm, though behavior with nc and with apache listeners differ for some reason.
I created a PR: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=962017

Yuri


Mozilla developers don't like such insignificant(from their point of view) :)
Just ask Gijs Kruitbosch there: what would be if some application will send "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *" in response?

And he will answer to you: this is not the problem of firefox! :)) you'll need control applications on your computer yourself, so if some application will reply with this header Firefox will allow ANY web-site from the global web read the reply and save it on its server :)
This is like Firefox works now! :)
They don't think forward!
For example, IE and Opera don't allow acces to LAN resources from global web-sites by default.
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Regards,
TT Security.
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