Mozilla Vulnerability Timeline

Update: I have created an additional document that points out some failures surrounding this security hole. It should balance well with this post.

I’ve had many conversations lately about the security policies surrounding the Mozilla family of web browsers. The number of people fed up with the terribly vulnerable Internet Explorer has reached a critical mass. Now they want to know why Mozilla is better.

I suggest that those people who think “If IE is so bad, then Mozilla probably is too” take a look at this timeline. It tracks the identification, fixing, and notification of a potentially serious security hole affecting all of the Mozilla Organization’s consumer applications: the Mozilla Suite, the Firefox browser, and the Thunderbird e-mail client. I compiled it using the same publicly accessible, easy-to-find pages that Mozilla developers use all the time.

Here we go:

July 7 - 13:46 GMT - Keith McCanless files a bug in the Bugzilla Database reporting a new vulnerability. It exploits the windows “shell:” handler and allows a malicious web page to execute a program on a client’s computer (The program has to already be present on the computer). McCanless notes that the bug is “BOTH a security concern and a DOS,” since if the link points to a nonexistent file, it makes the Mozilla browser spawn off endless amounts of new windows. The bug is marked private since it is security-related; only developers with proper clearance can see it. (source)

July 7 - 16:26 GMT - Josh Perrymon sends the first e-mail to the “Full-Disclosure” mailing list about the vulnerability. (He presumably reported this bug independent of Keith McCanless.) The mail states that Mozilla will execute programs when passed the proper shell: URL. The vulnerability is now known to the world, ready to be exploited. (source)

July 7 - 18:16 GMT - Mozilla developer “timeless” creates patch closing vulnerability. He posts the patch on the Bugzilla Database so that other developers can approve it. (source) The bug had been known to the world for a matter of hours before a patch was created to fix it

July 7 - 18:19 GMT - Mike Shaver gives the patch a “superreview” flag, which is effectively a “thumbs up” for merging the code into Mozilla. The code may now be checked in to the Mozilla development and stable branches. (source)

July 7 - 18:55 GMT - Patch checked in to Mozilla development branch. (source)

July 7 - 18:58 GMT - Patch checked in the Mozilla Suite stable branches for versions 1.4 and 1.7 (source)

July 7 - 19:25 GMT - Back on the “Full-Disclosure” mailing list, Andreas Sandblad notes that the exploit “is dangerous” and explains how an attack might work (source)

July 7 - 22:07 GMT - Patch checked in to “Aviary” (Firefox and Thunderbird) branch (source)

July 8 - 01:59 GMT - Patch checked in to a new Mozilla branch; this branch represents the code for the new version, 1.7.1. Developers will then download this code and compile a new, secure version of the Mozilla Suite. (source)

July 8 - 03:23 GMT - A new branch is created, out of which developers will build new versions of Firefox and Thunderbird. The patch is checked into this branch. (source) In less than 11 hours after the vulnerability was reported to the public, all up-to-date Mozilla code was secure

July 8 - 10:56 GMT - Developers place binaries for Mozilla 1.7.1, the new secure release, on Mozilla FTP site. (source)

July 8 - 13:30 GMT - Thunderbird 0.7.2 binaries placed on the Mozilla FTP site. This release contains the patch for the security hole. (source)

July 8 - 14:13 GMT - An XPI “add-on” is uploaded that allows Mozilla Suite users to patch their browser without downloading an entire new release. (source)

July 8 - 14:27 GMT - Firefox 0.9.2 binaries placed on the Mozilla FTP site. This version contains the security patch. (source)

July 8 - 15:13 GMT - Thunderbird XPI “add-on” package placed on FTP site. This fixes the bug without requiring Thunderbird users to download an entire new setup file. (source)

July 8 - 16:13 GMT - Firefox XPI “add-on” package placed on FTP site. Once again, this fixes the bug without making users download a whole new setup file. (source) Before the vulnerability was known to the public for 24 hours, Mozilla had released updated versions of its poducts and patches for users running previous versions

July 8 - 17:38 GMT - Asa Dotzler opens the security bug to the public. Now anyone can go to the Bugzilla page and see the details of the vulnerability. By this point, however, patched versions of all affected software were available, and the bug had already been disclosed to the public on the “Full-disclosure” mailing list. (source)

July 8 - 20:53 GMT - David Baron updates the Mozilla.org main page so that it links to fixed copies of the Mozilla Suite, Firefox, and Thunderbird. (source)

July 8 - 21:57 GMT - Asa Dotzler checks in an official Mozilla.org notice of the vulnerability and the fix (source) In the course of less than a day and a half of public vulnerability, all Mozilla versions were updated, a security note was released, and new downloaders were secure by default

I think the Mozilla team deserves a round of applause for their speedy handling of a potentially serious problem. Furthermore, they have accomplished this feat in a transparent manner. And all at no cost to their users. From what I can see, most security bugs are handled this way, and that makes me happy to be a Firefox user.

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175 Responses to “Mozilla Vulnerability Timeline”

  1. Karanbir Singh - Thinkability Says:

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  3. Biff Bofferson Says:

    Excepting the fact he forgot about two YEARS earlier where they labled this bug WONTFIX…

    Guys no one is perfect. It takes bigger people to admit when you screwed up.

    All I have seen from you firefox people is flag waving and trumpeting about how great you are. This is a horrible example of open source and you should just let it go. Two years went by and a bug was labled WONTFIX. I don’t find that to be a ringing endorsement for Moz or Open Source Software in general.

    This is not something to be happy about. What you should be saying is what went wrong 2 years ago to mark this a WONTFIX bug. The more you distort the truth about this the less credibility you have. Frankly after reading this its spin spin spin. Almost getting like politics.

  4. Biff Bofferson Says:

    http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=167475

  5. Keith L. Dick Says:

    FireFox, Mozilla and all the team got my Vote!!!!

    I barely ever did use IE, I always used Netscape.

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  9. Cerel Says:

    Biff Bofferson : You want to know why the bug was WONTFIX labeled ? It’s simple, it’s not the work of Mozilla to fix OS bugs. “shell:” is an “external” protocol, this means the browser should not use it, the browser lets the OS handle the external protocol.
    2 years ago, MS knew this bug, and this bug should have been patched with XP1. But it seems MS didn’t patched it correctly. That’s why this time Mozilla had to handle the external protocol itself and don’t pass it to the OS.
    This security hole only affects Windows XP, neither Linux nor Mac OS are affected.

    Oh, and by the way, this security hole affects IE too …
    Go to this page with IE shell vulnerability.

    Now the true question, is : Does mozilla have to patch OS holes ?

  10. xiando Says:

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  15. Bjrn Says:

    I’m no IE lover, but there’s a fundamental thing being missed here, I find.

    The question is not how fast Mozilla’s code was fixed; the question is: How fast were all users safe from this issue?

    Without a transparent updating system, like (gasp) Windows downloading patches automatically, it doesn’t matter if the issue is fixed. It only matters what version people are using.

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  25. Nick Coad Says:

    In response to Bjrn, it’s important to remember that most people are using Firefox because they are security minded. They would probably get the latest version quite quickly. However, having said that, you do have a good point. Maybe Firefox should consider some sort of system that will notify the user of new version releases?

  26. Adam Says:

    The security has been discovered 2 years ago, at 2002, you can check it out from here http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=167475 . It turns out that mozilla developers didn’t want to fix it because they thought that it is not their responsibility. The same problem doesn’t exist in IE. Some people falsely claimed that it is the Windows’ own problem, but that also turned out to be false, because IE is not vulnuerable to this problem. Basically what Mozilla was doing is that it lets anybody on the net to run programs in your own computer. Unfortunately even though the problem has been discovered long time ago, mozilla developers refused to fix it and thus we were vulnureable to this problem for so many years. I have been using Firefox for 1.5 years. I hope nobody used this hole before, but once again I believe Mozilla developers prove the myth that open source developers are not as responsible as the ones working full time on a project. People are trying to hide this mess as much as possible, but it would be a disservice to users to do that and will harm the project in the long run. Mozilla should apologize for omitting to fix it, only then I might consider mozilla to be a real competitor to IE once again.

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  32. MrTibs Says:

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  35. AndyB Says:

    http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1622074,00.asp

    “In discussions with representatives of the Mozilla Foundation, they conceded this indeed was a bug and didn’t try to foist the blame on to Microsoft. And that’s because they know what’s usually perfectly obvious: that browsers are supposed to look suspiciously at content and try to protect the user. There’s little to be gained by a defense that it’s Windows fault, not when you wrote the application to tell Windows to run whatever content comes up. ”

    “In discussions with representatives of the Mozilla Foundation, they conceded this indeed was a bug and didn’t try to foist the blame on to Microsoft. And that’s because they know what’s usually perfectly obvious: that browsers are supposed to look suspiciously at content and try to protect the user. There’s little to be gained by a defense that it’s Windows fault, not when you wrote the application to tell Windows to run whatever content comes up. “

  36. AndyB Says:

    The 2nd quote should be:

    “All Windows is doing in the case of what was just patched in Mozilla is taking an instruction to run a program and running it. If the browser didn’t ask for it, it wouldn’t happen.”

  37. Adam Sacarny Says:

    The writer of that eweek article does not seem to have clue regarding this security hole. For one thing, he thinks that popping up a dialog box to handle the shell exploit would have been a reasonable way of stopping the danger; there is no reason *any* user should want to click on a shell link on an internet web page. Given that shell is so dangerous, the proper way to handle it is to disable it completely a la XP SP 2 and Mozilla.
    He changes some Internet Zone registry settings and wonders why Mozilla doesn’t reflect the changes. I’ll tell you why: because the Internet Zone settings are for Internet Explorer. I’d rather Mozilla not listen to those settings (Although I would like to import them)
    And then, his cardinal sin: “The parsing and passing off to the Windows shell with Explorer is entirely a browser affair.” NO! It’s entirely a Windows internal affair! shell: is a protocol handler implemented in Windows that Mozilla was not instructed to *ignore*. Internet Explorer behaves the same way, except it pops up a dialog box while Mozilla hands off to the protocol without confirmation!
    It seems this writer should have done some more research.

    Adam

  38. Johan Sandqvist Says:

    Nice timeline. But I can’t help noticing that virtually no time (if any at all) was spent on considering the impact this patch would have when distributed. What impact would it have on legitimate use of the shell: handler? What other potential issues could arise? Sure, it’s fancy with a 24h fix, but without knowing if it would cause other problems I don’t feel reassured at all.

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  43. Randell Jesup Says:

    Note: I’m a (mostly inactive) member of the Mozilla team.

    My understanding (not being an expert on this bug) is that while the developers had an idea of what they’d like to do with external protocols, there certainly was no known hole outside of items already blacklisted. I was involved in the bug where people wanted telnet: to be re-enabled (it was in NS 4.x), and one reason it wasn’t was security.

  44. Pen-n-Paper Says:

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  45. mcsmurf Says:

    Hi,
    you put some links to bonsai querys, which now don’t work anymore. I made some replacement querys, which are permanent (since this blog post wont disappear itself :):

    Patch checked in to Mozilla development branch:
    http://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsquery.cgi?treeid=default&module=SeaMonkeyAll&branch=HEAD&branchtype=match&dir=mozilla%2Fmodules%2Flibpref%2Fsrc%2Finit%2F+&file=all.js&filetype=match&whotype=match&sortby=Date&hours=2&date=explicit&mindate=2004-07-07+09%3A00%3A00&maxdate=2004-07-07+12%3A00%3A00&cvsroot=%2Fcvsroot
    Patch checked in the Mozilla Suite stable branches for versions 1.4 and 1.7:
    http://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsquery.cgi?treeid=default&module=SeaMonkeyAll&branch=MOZILLA_1_%5B47%5D_BRANCH&branchtype=regexp&dir=mozilla%2Fmodules%2Flibpref%2Fsrc%2Finit%2F+&file=all.js&filetype=match&who=&whotype=match&sortby=Date&hours=2&date=explicit&mindate=2004-07-07+09%3A00%3A00&maxdate=2004-07-07+12%3A00%3A00&cvsroot=%2Fcvsroot
    Patch checked in to Aviary (Firefox and Thunderbird) branch:
    http://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsquery.cgi?treeid=default&module=AviaryBranchTinderbox&branch=AVIARY_1_0_20040515_BRANCH&branchtype=match&dir=mozilla%2Fmodules%2Flibpref%2Fsrc%2Finit%2F+&file=all.js&filetype=match&who=&whotype=match&sortby=Date&hours=2&date=explicit&mindate=2004-07-07+15%3A00%3A00&maxdate=2004-07-08+16%3A00%3A00&cvsroot=%2Fcvsroot
    Patch checked in to a new Mozilla branch; this branch represents the
    code for the new version, 1.7.1. Developers will then download this code
    and compile a new, secure version of the Mozilla Suite:
    http://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsquery.cgi?treeid=default&module=all&branch=MOZILLA_1_7_1_MINIBRANCH&branchtype=match&dir=mozilla%2Fmodules%2Flibpref%2Fsrc%2Finit%2F+&file=all.js&filetype=match&who=&whotype=match&sortby=Date&hours=2&date=explicit&mindate=2004-07-07+18%3A00%3A00&maxdate=2004-07-07+19%3A00%3A00&cvsroot=%2Fcvsroot
    A new branch is created, out of which developers will build new versions
    of Firefox and Thunderbird. The patch is checked into this branch.
    http://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsquery.cgi?treeid=default&module=all&branch=FIREFOX_0_9_2_MINIBRANCH&branchtype=match&dir=mozilla%2Fmodules%2Flibpref%2Fsrc%2Finit%2F+&file=all.js&filetype=match&who=&whotype=match&sortby=Date&hours=2&date=explicit&mindate=2004-07-07+18%3A00%3A00&maxdate=2004-07-07+21%3A00%3A00&cvsroot=%2Fcvsroot

    Maybe you can fix your blog post

  46. hao2lian Says:

    All the patch did was fix one line in preferences to disable the shell: protocol. If it had been anything difficult, it would’ve taken weeks to find a solution, make a patch, and then test the patch before a review/superreview was granted.

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