
Yes, there are a couple of known vulnerabilities in Mozilla's WebAssembly support: - CVE-2025-13016: High-impact boundary condition flaw in the JS/WebAssembly component, potentially allowing arbitrary code execution. Fixed in Firefox 142+ and Thunderbird 140.5+ (Nov 2025). - CVE-2025-8028: High-severity issue in WASM on arm64, causing memory corruption. Fixed in Firefox 141+ and Thunderbird 141+ (2025). No new WASM-specific issues reported in early 2026 per Mozilla advisories. Always keep software updated.
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The text discloses two high‑severity Mozilla WebAssembly vulnerabilities, notes vendor patches for Firefox and Thunderbird, and urges users to update their software.
