Multiple serious vulnerabilities have been found in Mozilla products. Malicious users can exploit these vulnerabilities to bypass security restrictions, cause denial of service, execute arbitrary code or obtain sensitive information.

Below is a complete list of vulnerabilities

1. Multiple memory bugs can be exploited remotely via vectors related to browser engine;
2. Error while fixing previous vulnerabilities can be exploited remotely via specially designed URL;
3. Improper IDBDatabase handling can be exploited remotely via an unknown vectors;
4. Out-of-bound read can be exploited via vectors related to web audio, specially designed XMLHttpRequest object and DOM objects manipulations;
5. Uninitialized memory usage can be exploited remotely via an unknown vectors;
6. Lack of certificates override restrictions can be exploited remotely via making user to override certificate;
7. Recording keystrokes that triggered errors can be exploited remotely via crash reports from OS X;
8. An unknown vulnerability in PDF.js can be exploited remotely via a specially designed PDF;
9. Multiple TLS vulnerabilities can be exploited remotely via an unknown vectors.

Mozilla Firefox versions earlier than 39
Mozilla Firefox ESR versions earlier than 31.8
Mozilla Firefox ESR versions earlier than 38.1
Mozilla Thunderbird versions earlier than 38.1

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Mozilla Foundation security Advisories

CVE-2015-2721
CVE-2015-2722
CVE-2015-2724
CVE-2015-2725
CVE-2015-2726
CVE-2015-2727
CVE-2015-2728
CVE-2015-2729
CVE-2015-2730
CVE-2015-2731
CVE-2015-2733
CVE-2015-2734
CVE-2015-2735
CVE-2015-2736
CVE-2015-2737
CVE-2015-2738
CVE-2015-2739
CVE-2015-2740
CVE-2015-2741
CVE-2015-2742
CVE-2015-2743