BSI warns: Thunderbird with highly dangerous 7,8 vulnerabilities
Experts and specialists have found highly dangerous vulnerabilities in Thunderbird that are classified as highly dangerous according to CVSS with a value of 7,8. The CVE-2023-34416 and CVE-2023-34414 vulnerabilities contain a memory security flaw and allow clickjacking. An update to version 102.12 ends the danger. The popular e-mail client Thunderbird has two vulnerabilities that are considered highly dangerous with a CVSS value of 7,8. The BSI has also communicated the security information under number WID-SEC-2023-1414. The bugs are easy to fix. An update to Thunderbird version 102.12 is sufficient. However, many users and companies have the default setting for Thunderbird...