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On grapheneOS, i just manually disabled the root CA's in the trusted root store.
These are all android versions on graphene:
*There are now 14 certs
AFFECTED:
~~Firefox (nightly)~~ ,~~Ironfox~~, and ~~fennec STILL connects to all 12~~
~~Tor connects to 6 of them~~
Cromite is still affected by 6 of them.
NOT affected:
Vanadium is not affected
Vivaldi is not affected
WebLibre (a firefox fork) is not affected
Firefox nightly just received an update : build 2016191538 which rejects all 12
Ironfox as of 158.0.1 (Build #2016191578) is no longer affected.
Tor is fixed as of 15.0.26 (140.17.0esr) (Build #2016191530) Fennec all clear
My IronFox is clear as per https://emudhra.we-have-a-problem.com/
Same here
Fennec f-droid didn't connect to any on my test.
Tor is compromised? How do I check if my firefox or chrome has been compromised now?
I thought tor was impossible to decrypt for an attacker, but they can see you are using it.
It isn't that tor is compromised, it's the tls root CA, which can be used to create certs to look like valid site cert for any site.
Which basically means the internet is compromised until these (and God knows which other root authorities) are blocked and decertified.
Nice, that's handy
I've done this as well, but Fennec doesn't seem to care at all, and still happily connects, even after cache clears and a reboot. Fennec also ignored the about:config change another commenter suggested. Makes no sense. It's pissing me off.
Yep. Got updates from firefox, ironfox, fennec within past few.hours.
Firefox and ironfox have resolved issue.
Fennec still conmects to all 12