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This is absolutely wrong. It is neither a stack buffer overflow nor an exploitable crash.

" Should you be worried? Probably not, as it's unlikely that more than a handful of sites are using this exploit, and they're surely relegated to the darkest corners of the Web."

There is no exploit. The crash is not exploitable. Please read Mozilla's official announcement explaining this:

http://blog.mozilla.com/security/2009/07/19/milw0rm-9158-stack-overflow-crash-not-exploitable-cve-2009-2479/]]>Jul 20th 2009 12:12PM