Spinal
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I recently realised that quite a few of you are firefox users when I posted the info on the bug for versions 1.02 and earlier. Well, two more bugs have been released, this time with a "extremly critical" rating...
So my fellow firefox users, its back to the Mozilla site for an update...
(second in 2 weeks for me... and I complained IE's one a month was alot...)
Spinal
taken from: http://news.zdnet.co.uk/internet/security/0,39020375,39197788,00.htm
Alert over 'extremely critical' Firefox flaws
Dawn Kawamoto
CNET News.com
May 09, 2005, 17:30 BST
Two vulnerabilities in the popular Firefox browser have been rated "extremely critical" because exploit code is now available to take advantage of them.
The cross-site scripting and remote system access flaws were discovered in Firefox version 1.0.3, but other versions may also be affected, said security company Secunia, which issued the ratings on Sunday.
So my fellow firefox users, its back to the Mozilla site for an update...
(second in 2 weeks for me... and I complained IE's one a month was alot...)
Spinal
taken from: http://news.zdnet.co.uk/internet/security/0,39020375,39197788,00.htm
Alert over 'extremely critical' Firefox flaws
Dawn Kawamoto
CNET News.com
May 09, 2005, 17:30 BST
Two vulnerabilities in the popular Firefox browser have been rated "extremely critical" because exploit code is now available to take advantage of them.
The cross-site scripting and remote system access flaws were discovered in Firefox version 1.0.3, but other versions may also be affected, said security company Secunia, which issued the ratings on Sunday.
