
There's a new bug reported in the way Firefox handles writes to the 'location.hostname' DOM property. The vulnerability could potentially allow a malicious website to manipulate the authentication cookies for a third-party site.
The bug could allow for the browser to appear as if were connecting to a bank, when in fact it would instead be receiving data from a bad guy.
Firefox is often patched quickly, so take note, it's an excellent idea to enable Firefox's automatic updates option if you haven't already.

A demo of the vulnerability and a suggested work-around can be found
here