Scworld Critical Firefox Memory Flaw Exposes 180 Million Users
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A memory flaw in Firefox, affecting over 180 million users, was present for six months before being discovered. The vulnerability allowed attackers to corrupt memory and execute arbitrary code via malformed WebAssembly payloads. Aisle's AI system identified this boundary-condition vulnerability during a security assessment.
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