“0.0.0.0 Day” Exploit: 18 Years of Additional Security Added to Chrome, Safari, and Firefox

A 18 years later, described as “0.0.0.0 Day”, has become enthusiastic, the websites are light, the security protocol in the web browser of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari is great. The Schwachstelle uses all Linux and macOS systems and ermöglichte versions of the software, an installation of an unauthorized Zugriff on sensible information about storing and using code. The problem reported in 2008 is not yet applicable in that browser, the problem can occur and messages will appear once in a while.

The “0.0.0.0 Day” password is the most effective security mechanism in various browsers and a weak standardization, public websites are easy to interact with local network services via the “Wildcard” IP address 0.0.0.0. “0.0.0.0” is often interpreted this way, when it comes to all IP addresses on a local computer.

The investigator of Oligo Security has taken more fraudulent actions, which exploit this Schwachstelle. With fear of ShadowRay and Selenium, active AI-Workloads and Selenium Grid Server were completed. If the reaction was started by the developer of the web browser started, try blocking the Zugriff on 0.0.0.0. Updates for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari are planned, there is a problem.

These patches are fully implemented, deploying Oligo Security along with the great security, with the display of PNA (private network access) header, the configuration of HOST header and the display of HTTPS and CSRF (cross-site request forgery) tokens.