Since I'm not very familiar with architecure of Firefox I just ask my
question and hope someone is nice enough to answer it. :-)

So now my question, is it possible to develop an exploit which runs
inside the browser and uses the browser itself to offer a hacker
remote access to my PC?

The reason why I'm asking, I'm currently working on a security concept
for a workinggroup. The concept includes a proxy where each http
traffic is directed to. Each browser must authenticate to the proxy.
In my concept the proxy is the only way to get into the internet. A
trojan horse which is running from a PC can't connect to the internet
because it doesn't know how and even if it would know how it it
doesn't know how to authenticate to the proxy. But if browse with my
Firefox to a website which got hacked and is used to distribute an
exploit which runs out of my browser and with the cooperation of the
browser, it is very simple for the exploit to get contact to the
internet because Firefox knows why.

Is it possible?

Thanks for hints.

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