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MLS IPC principal validation hardening

F-FIREFOX-IPC-MLS-009

Public snapshot: 7 Oct 2026. Status, releases and attribution belong to each source below; none is inferred from another record.

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mozilla-firefox/firefoxCredited fixmozilla-firefox/firefox

MLS IPC principal validation hardening

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Finding IDs
F-FIREFOX-IPC-MLS-009
Status
released
Recorded credit
Mozilla Bug 2020535 lists Oleh Konko (1seal) as reporter. Patch author: Benjamin Beurdouche; review: nika. Reporter credit does not imply patch authorship.
Note
Mozilla records RESOLVED FIXED and firefox152 fixed (Firefox 152). Classified sec-other and unsupported-config; this is a hardening result, not a confirmed HIGH-severity vulnerability or a new CVE. The original harness ran in the same process and does not establish the broader scenario between independent processes. Private attachments are not republished.

F-FIREFOX-IPC-MLS-009: Verification failures. MLS IPC checks whether the submitted principal could be loaded by the sending process remote type; this is the public hardening scope, not proof of independent cross-process exploitation. Reviewed 7 Oct 2026. Mechanism assessed by 1seal.

Mechanism source for F-FIREFOX-IPC-MLS-009

Security area (1seal assessment): Identity. The public patch validates the incoming MLS principal against the sending content process remote type. Mozilla classifies the report as sec-other and unsupported-config. Reviewed 7 Oct 2026.

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