In brief Web hosting and domain name concern GoDaddy has disclosed a fresh attack on its infrastructure, and concluded that it is one of a series of linked incidents dating back to 2020. CVE-2023-0767: Maliciously-crafted PKCS 12 files can be used to trigger arbitrary memory writes;CVE-2023-25728: the Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only header can be abused to leak child iframe unredacted URI;CVE-2023-25730: Requesting fullscreen mode and then blocking the main thread can force Firefox into fullscreen mode indefinitely, allowing confusion or spoofing attacks;CVE-2023-25735: Firefox's Spidermonkey JavaScript engine has a use-after-free bug due to a compartment mismatch;CVE-2023-25737: An invalid downcast from nsTextNode to SVGElement can cause undefined behavior;CVE-2023-25738: Firefox on Windows is experiencing problems whereby printing is crashing device drivers;CVE-2023-25739: Failed module load requests aren't being checked, leading to user-after-free vulnerabilities in ScriptLoadContext;CVE-2023-25743: Firefox Focus doesn't include a notification for entering fullscreen mode, which could allow malicious website spoofing. By declaring a state of emergency, Oakland has expedited its ability to procure equipment and materials to respond to the ransomware attack, as well as activating emergency workers and making it easier for leadership to issue orders