- Installing Firefox on Mac. Visit the Firefox download page in any browser (for example, Safari). It will automatically detect the platform and language on your computer and recommend the best version of Firefox for you. Click Download Firefox.
- Visit this Firefox download page in any browser, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge.; Click the Download Now button. The Firefox Installer that downloads will automatically offer you the best available version of Firefox for your computer. If you use Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer, a notification bar will appear at the bottom of the page with an option to open or run.
- On Mac, contrarily to the previous converter for Firefox that was hard to install (involving the installation of the homebrew intermediate installer), you now just have to download a pkg file and doublie-click on it.
- Download Mozilla Firefox, a free Web browser. Firefox is created by a global non-profit dedicated to putting individuals in control online. Get Firefox for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS today!
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This article explains how to download and install Firefox on Windows using a simplified online installer. (If you need a full, offline installer or custom options, see For advanced users, below.)
- To update Firefox from a previous version, see Update Firefox to the latest release.
Before installing Firefox, see the Firefox System Requirements to make sure that your computer has the required operating system and recommended hardware.
Do not install Firefox using a limited Windows XP account. For more information, see Microsoft's support article How to determine your user account type in Windows.
- Visit this Firefox download page in any browser, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge.
- Click the button. The Firefox Installer that downloads will automatically offer you the best available version of Firefox for your computer.
- If you use Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer, a notification bar will appear at the bottom of the page with an option to open or run the Firefox Installer file.
- Click Open file on Microsoft Edge or on Internet Explorer, to start the process.
- In other browsers, you may need to first save the Firefox installer to your computer, then open the file you downloaded.
Note: If you see an Open File - Security Warning dialog, click or .
- The User Account Control dialog may open, to ask you to allow the Firefox Installer to make changes to your computer. If this dialog appears, click to start the installation.
- Wait for Firefox to finish installing.
- When the installation is complete, Firefox will open.
Double-click the Firefox icon that was placed on the desktop whenever you want to go online.
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The streamlined Firefox Installer installs a suitable Firefox version for your language and operating system. For example, on 64-bit Windows, it installs the 64-bit version of Firefox (details here). To install Firefox in another language or operating system, or if you need a full, offline installer with custom options, download the Firefox Setup file from this download page. Options available in the full, offline installer are described in the article, Custom installation of Firefox on Windows.
Mozilla issued an emergency Firefox patch earlier this week, citing a dangerous zero-day exploit. Because it believed hackers were exploiting the flaw in the wild, Mozilla declined to provide details on the nature of the problem. There are some additional details now, and they suggest the focus of the attack is on cryptocurrency exchange employees.
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The vulnerability came as a result of JavaScript flaws that malicious actors could use to produce an exploitable browser crash. That opened the door to running remote code on the system. As second related vulnerability allowed attackers to break out of the Firefox security sandbox and into the operating system. Mozilla issued the JavaScript patch on Tuesday and the sandbox fix on Thursday.
Before either of those patches rolled out, Mozilla became aware of an attack leveraging both vulnerabilities. At the time, we only knew the attacks had something to do with Coinbase as the initial bug report came from a researcher who works on both Google’s Project Zero and the Coinbase security team. Now, Coinbase’s head of security Philip Martin says the attack was aimed at Coinbase employees and not users. Martin also notes that other exchanges were targeted in the attacks, although none have stepped forward.
Meanwhile, Apple security expert Patrick Wardle published an analysis of malware that appears to have installed itself on a fully updated Mac. The hash provided by Wardle matches one from Martin, and the victim of the attack was involved with a cryptocurrency exchange until very recently. Unfortunately, the malware is novel and avoided Apple’s protection mechanisms, but Wardle believes that Apple will have a patch to change the way macOS scans files downloaded by applications rather than the user.
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2/ We walked back the entire attack, recovered and reported the 0-day to firefox, pulled apart the malware and infra used in the attack and are working with various orgs to continue burning down attacker infrastructure and digging into the attacker involved.
— Philip Martin (@SecurityGuyPhil) June 19, 2019
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Wardle also has a copy of the phishing email sent to the victim, who says the attack consisted of a so-called “drive-by download” in Firefox. The website has since vanished, though. The aim was probably to gain access to the crypto wallets used by exchanges to move funds.
The malware samples collected from this attack are only compatible with macOS, but one of the command and control servers has also been known to control Windows malware. It’s possible a Windows version of the attack exists in the wild but has evaded detection thus far.
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