This whitepaper discusses the insecurity of poorly designed remote file inclusion payloads. The world needs you.Insecurity Of Poorly Design Remote File Inclusion Payloads Part 1 Posted Authored by bwall | Site Tor Browser weighs in at around 90MB, which may seem like nothing to those with unlimited bandwidth, but is a significant amount of data to those with limited (and costly) monthly data allowances. Are you sure you want to close Tor Browser, or would you rather wait until the update download is complete?". Re: your reply to a commenter above - "Yes, all updates are downloaded automatically and the update process is completed on the next start of the browser, only if the download completed successfully before you quit the browser during the previous session.|" (my emphasis) - so, a suggestion - perhaps when a user clicks on the 'close' button to terminate Tor Browser, but there is in fact an update downloading in the background at that moment, you could implement a pop-up message informing the user that Tor Browser is in the process of updating, and saying something like "an update is downloading right now. Maybe some kind of slider/button at one side that you can hold then drag to move the location.įirstly, thank you for Tor Browser! You developer guys are doing a wonderful job. Maybe you should add an option to change bookmarks' place/location so I (and other people who might have had the same problem) can fix it. I also cannot fix it because in Android I cannot change the bookmark's place (In PC I can just drag and drop it to a new location, but holding them on android just "selects" them and the only option is delete). Some that were at the top are now at the bottom and vice versa. But it seems like, when it was importing them, it did not follow any order, because now the bookmarks are randomized. Before, they were in chronological order, so that the first I saved were at the top and the newer ones at the bottom. But when I went to bookmarks they were all changed. For some reason the auto updates enabled it self or idk maybe I had them enabled and tor updated to 10.0.5. In reality, probably no one is tricked by that, though. Just something cosmetic, I guess.ĭrawing (showing) the blue "Download Update" part floating on the page is trivially easy via CSS, so if this is allwed and accepted by the end user, potentially a malicious web site can show the same blue "button" that looks like a button to update Tor Browser and let the user download something else. That's what I think I experienced anyway. However, at least the "update is available" balloon is (was) not redrawn properly in some situation, when you don't close it explicitly by clicking "Not Now" and keep it floating for a while. The above is essentially harmless, just that 10.0.4 was updated to 10.0.5, which I was going to do anyway. So far I can't reproduce this behavior, though. So from my point of view, this was a force-update to 10.0.5, without asking. or so I thought.Ħ) After a while I restarted TorBrowser 10.0.4, then updating started (perhaps I accidentally clicked "Download Update" in 5, though I didn't think so.). This time, I experienced something a bit strange, though perhaps accidental and unimportant.ġ) While using 10.0.4, I saw the "A new Tor Browser update is available" balloon popped up.Ģ) I clicked "See what’s new" and came to this page.ģ) I didn't click "Download Update" nor "Not Now" but was doing something else.Ĥ) After a while I noticed that the only blue "Download Update" rectangle remain on the Browser's main window, the said balloon not having disappeared entirely nor remaining (redrawn) properly, but only the blue part remained.ĥ) I thought I'd update later, after backing up 10.0.4 just in case, so I ignore this blue "button", which eventually disappeared. Bug 40211: Lower required build-tools version to 29.0.2.Bug 40160: Update Fenix to 83.1.0, and android-components to 63.0.9.Bug 40127: Update GeckoView to 83, android-components to 63.0.1, and Fenix to 83.0.0b2. Bug 40126: Update toolchains for Fenix 83.The full changelog since Tor Browser 10.0.4 (Android) is: Bug 40212: Add new default obfs4 bridge.The full changelog since Tor Browser 10.0.4 (Desktop) is: In the future, new Tor Browser versions for Android and Desktop should be published at the same time. Note: Android Tor Browser 10.0.5 is delayed until next week. This release includes important security updates to Desktop Firefox, and important security updates to Android Firefox. This release updates Firefox on desktops to 78.5.0esr, Fenix on Android to 83.1.0 and updates Tor to 0.4.4.6. Tor Browser 10.0.5 is now available from the Tor Browser download page and also from our distribution directory. Updated on 27 November 2020: Android Tor Browser 10.0.5 is now available.
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