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The exploit was deloyed on a Russian
news site in the form of a maliciously crafted ad. The code in the ad was able to search for local files and then upload them to a remote server "that appears to be in the Ukraine."
The files the exploit looked for were developer-related files, as well as local password files. For Mac users, the exploit would look for history files, password files, and others.
If a user did encounter the malware, Mozilla said it leaves no trace of its activities.
You can find update instructions on the Mozilla site.
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