KLA11454
Multiple vulnerabilities in SeaMonkey

Multiple vulnerabilities were found in SeaMonkey. Malicious users can exploit these vulnerabilities to execute arbitrary code, cause denial of service, bypass security restrictions and spoof user interface.

Below is a complete list of vulnerabilities:

1. Multiple memory corruption vulnerabilities in SeaMonkey can be exploited remotely to cause denial of service or execute arbitrary code;
2. Memory leak vulnerability in SeaMonkey can be exploited to bypass security restrictions;
3. Vulnerability related to ECMAScript 5 API in SeaMonkey can be exploited to execute arbitrary code;
4. Vulnerability related to dragging and dropping images in SeaMonkey can be exploited to bypass security restrictions;
5. Vulnerability related to handling of CORS preflight request headers in SeaMonkey can be exploited to bypass security restrictions;
6. Memory safety vulnerabilities in libGLES in the ANGLE graphics library in SeaMonkey can be exploited to cause denial of service;
7. Out of bounds read vulnerability in SeaMonkey can be exploited to cause denial of service;
8. Vulnerability related to using the debugger API in SeaMonkey can be exploited to cause denial of service;
9. Vulnerability related to manipulating the loaded URL in SeaMonkey can be exploited to spoof user interface;
10. Use-after-free vulnerability in SeaMonkey can be exploited to cause denial of service;
11. Buffer overflow vulnerability in SeaMonkey can be exploited to cause denial of service;
12. Out of bounds read vulnerability in SeaMonkey can be exploited to bypass security restrictions;
13. Vulnerability related to creating a scripted proxy by web page in SeaMonkey can be exploited to bypass security restrictions.

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