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== Regular web content (unauthenticated) ==
== Regular web content (unauthenticated) ==
Use  cases for unauthenticated code:None
*Use  cases for unauthenticated code:None
Authorization model for normal content:None
*Authorization model for normal content:None
Authorization model for installed content:
*Authorization model for installed content:
Potential mitigations:
*Potential mitigations:N/A


== Trusted (authenticated by publisher) ==
== Trusted (authenticated by publisher) ==

Revision as of 03:50, 19 June 2012

Name of API: Socket API Reference: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=733573

Brief purpose of API: Grant full access to raw sockets to allow applications such as SMTP clients etc General Use Cases: None

Inherent threats:Malicious apps attacking internal systems (firewall bypass), local device access

Threat severity: High

Regular web content (unauthenticated)

  • Use cases for unauthenticated code:None
  • Authorization model for normal content:None
  • Authorization model for installed content:
  • Potential mitigations:N/A

Trusted (authenticated by publisher)

Use cases for authenticated code: Talk to non-HTTP services. SSH, FTP, mail clients, supporting custom protocols Use cases for trusted code: Implicit Potential mitigations: Firewall should prohibit access to privileged low number OS ports (<1024). Listening on a port < 1024 should be prohibited. Specify hosts/ports in the manifest, permissions granted implicitly. user can modify permissions? User prompted on first run?

Certified (vouched for by trusted 3rd party)

Use cases for certified code: Open a connection to any domain/port Authorization model: Implicit Potential mitigations: specify hosts/ports in the manifest, permissions granted implicitly and not able to be revoked (unless device is in developer mode)