Two Extremely Critical Flaws In Mozilla Firefox
Posted by d3bruts1d on May 10, 2005 at 6:42 am

Security firm Secunia has posted news about two extremely critical flaws in Mozilla Firefox. MoFo has issued their own security advisory, with some workaround information to help prevent an attack.

I think this may be the first (and second) ever “extremely critical” vulnerability logged by Secunia. Really makes me glad I’m using something else. ;)

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