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The ui integrity tag on WindowsForum.com covers browser vulnerabilities that allow attackers to manipulate or spoof the user interface, misleading users about the true origin or state of a page. Discussions include Firefox 126's fix for CVE-2024-4773, where a network error could leave previous page content visible with an empty address bar, enabling spoofing. Also covered is Microsoft Edge's CVE-2025-65046, a Chromium-based flaw that lets malicious content display a fake extension popup over permission prompts, deceiving users. These threads highlight how UI integrity issues compromise trust in browser indicators, even when direct data theft is not possible.
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    Firefox 126 Fix for UI Spoofing CVE-2024-4773

    When a Firefox user encountered a network error while loading a page, the browser could leave the previous page’s content visible while showing an empty address bar — a confusing state that attackers could use to hide the real destination and attempt a spoofing attack. The bug, tracked as...
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    Edge UI Spoofing Flaw CVE-2025-65046: Fake Prompts Deceive Users

    Microsoft has confirmed a Chromium‑based Microsoft Edge spoofing flaw, tracked as CVE‑2025‑65046, that allows a malicious page or a content script injected into a page to display a browser extension’s popup over a permission prompt or screen‑share dialog, enabling the extension UI to impersonate...