How come Mitre marked this as Chrome-only? But I don't know the full scope of this because there isn't a catalog of apps to browse to see who is using the WebP Codec or who isn't. I also know that software like Obsidian is going to bump their Electron version to address the bug.
#MICROSOFT EDGE LATEST VERSION UPDATE#
I know that Telegram Desktop made an update and I have seen Ubuntu, Debian, SUSE and other Linux platforms also actively updating their libwebp versions. Update (): Okay, so, I thought I would give an update as I have been getting a lot of emails about this, and I can't spend so much time trying to answer each one individually. 1Password (like many others) is an application built with Electron, and until all these apps upgrade to the latest version - they are considered vulnerable based on the severity of the bug.
#MICROSOFT EDGE LATEST VERSION FOR MAC#
Update (): 1Password for Mac have released an update to address the issue. 👉 Who uses libwebp? There are a lot of applications that use libwebp to render WebP images, I already mentioned a few of them, but some of the others that I know include: Affinity (the design software), Gimp, Inkscape, LibreOffice, Telegram, Thunderbird (now patched), ffmpeg, and many, many Android applications as well as cross-platform apps built with Flutter.
CVE-2023-4863 was falsely marked as Chrome-only by Mitre and other organizations that track CVE's and 100% of media reported this issue as "Chrome only", when it's not. Also, software like Honeyview (from Bandisoft) released an update to fix the issue. Electron patched the vulnerability yesterday. This includes Electron-based applications, for example - Signal. ⚠️ Important: Let me make it perfectly clear that this vulnerability doesn't just affect web browsers, it affects any software that uses the libwebp library. If your browser of choice is using Chromium then expect an update to already be rolled out or will be done shortly. Update (): So far the Web Browsers that have confirmed a fix and released an update include: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Brave, Microsoft Edge, and Tor Browser. A significant vulnerability in the WebP Codec has been unearthed, prompting major browser vendors, including Google and Mozilla, to expedite the release of updates to address the issue.
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