Mozilla this week shipped Firefox 76 with enhanced password protections that include warnings of sites reportedly victimized by criminals as well as alerts if users rely on passwords known to have been leaked in breaches of other sites or services.
Engineers also patched 11 vulnerabilities, three labeled "Critical," Firefox's most-serious label, and another trio marked "High," the next level down. One of the critical flaws was reported by noted researcher James Forshaw of Google's Project Zero, and affected only the Windows version of the browser.
