With this release, your screen saver will no longer interrupt WebRTC calls on Firefox, making conference and video calling in Firefox better.Because we know people try to fix problems by reinstalling Firefox when a simple refresh is more likely to solve the issue, we’ve added a Refresh button to the Uninstaller.To view your dashboard, type about:protections into the address bar, or select “Protections Dashboard” from the main menu. See if any of your saved passwords may have been exposed in a data breach.Track how many breaches you’ve resolved right from the dashboard.The Protections Dashboard includes consolidated reports about tracking protection, data breaches, and password management.Unsupported operating systems do not receive security updates, have known exploits, and can be dangerous to use, which makes it difficult to maintain Firefox on those versions.” As for what is new with today's Firefox 78 release, here is the changelog: The last security update applicable to macOS 10.11 was made available in July 2018. Finally, OpenSSL 3.0 has transitioned to Apache License 2.0-the previous license applies to older versions in production.“While Apple does not have a public policy governing security updates for older macOS releases, their ongoing practice has been to support the most recent three releases. FIPS 140-2 compliance specifies the security requirements to be satisfied by a cryptographic module according to NIST.
Most importantly, the OpenSSL Fips Module has been fully implemented and is waiting on a certificate from NIST anticipated later this year. Due to safety concerns, API functions have been deprecated and alternative use of API’s has been suggested as a work around.
In FireFox 92 has significantly improved the UI involving certificate errors displaying information in a more user-friendly way.Īfter three years of development, OpenSSL 3.0 has been released with a rather surprising 94% increase in documentation available.
There have been quite a few security fixes such as CVE-2021-38493 correcting memory safety issues in Firefox 92, Firefox ESR 78.14 and Firefox 91.1, allowing for arbitrary code execution in userland. Mozilla has included several performance and feature updates such as “…automatically upgrading to HTTP using HTTPS RR as Alt-Svc headers”. Mozilla has updated both Firefox proper and Firefox ESR.
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