Exploit acquisition firm Zerodium has disclosed a NoScript vulnerability that can be exploited to execute arbitrary JavaScript code in the Tor Browser even if the maximum security level is used.
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Zerodium Discloses Flaw That Allows Code Execution in Tor Browser
Exploit acquisition firm Zerodium has disclosed a NoScript vulnerability that can be exploited to execute arbitrary JavaScript code in the Tor Browser even if the maximum security level is used. The post Zerodium Discloses Flaw That Allows Code Execution in Tor Browser appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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