CVE-2024-10941 describes a potential denial-of-service vulnerability in Firefox browsers. A specially crafted website containing an iframe with a malformed URI could trigger a browser crash, though this is considered non-exploitable. The SOCRadar Vulnerability Risk Score (SVRS) for CVE-2024-10941 is 30, indicating a low level of immediate risk. While the CVSS score is moderate at 6.5, the low SVRS reflects the limited exploitability and impact reported by SOCRadar's threat intelligence. This means while a crash can occur, it doesn't allow for arbitrary code execution or data compromise, thus the risk is lower than the CVSS alone would suggest. Users of Firefox versions older than 126 should still update to mitigate the browser crash possibility, although it's not considered a critical security concern. The vulnerability is significant because it highlights the importance of robust URI parsing within browsers to prevent unexpected behavior.