Many people love vehicular analogies, so here is a vehicular analogy:ĭriverless cars offer new forms of control - no wonder governments are keen
It's horrible, and possibly true only because DARPA wanted it to be true right from the beginning (see Yasha Levine's book for how dragnet surveillance was generally agreed to be a major goal of ARPANET when that was first introduced). Insecurity is built so deeply into every aspect of the Internet as we know it that a hoary but unfortunately perfectly valid maxim holds that "convenience is the enemy of security". Those "repairs" are keeping you (and all of us) safe(r). will a time come when "stuff" just work and don't need to be "updated" not talking about Tor specifically but come on is the "internet" that dynamic or softwares so "soft" that they need repair every 2 or 3 weeks. Bug 26424: Disable UNC paths to prevent possible proxy bypasses.Bug 26221: Backport fix for leak in SHA256 in nsHttpConnectionInfo.cpp.Bug 25147+ 25458: Sanitize HTML fragments for chrome documents.Bug 25721: Backport patches from Mozilla's bug 1448771.Bug 25938: Backport fix for cross-origin header leak (bug 1334776).Bug 26451: Prevent HTTPS Everywhere from freezing the browser.Bug 20890: Increase control port connection timeout.The full changelog since Tor Browser 7.5.5 is: onion domain as secure as well.įor Windows users we activated an option that prevents an accidental proxy bypass when dealing with UNC paths. This Tor Browser version additionally contains a number of backported patches from the alpha, most notably the feature to treat cookies set by. Moreover, we added the latest Tor stable version, 0.3.3.7. Tor Browser 7.5.6 updates Firefox to 52.9.0esr and includes newer versions of NoScript and HTTPS Everywhere. This release features important security updates to Firefox. Tor Browser 7.5.6 is now available from the Tor Browser Project page and also from our distribution directory.
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