Firefox updates, blitzes trio of critical bugs
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It's raining security updates Mozilla pushed out a new update of Firefox on Thursday that fixes ten security vulnerabilities, three of which are deemed critical.â¦
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Mozilla releases the third beta of Firefox 3, eight weeks after it made the last major milestone for its open-source browser.
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What do Internet Explorer, Mozilla's browsers, and Opera all have in common? Bugs.
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Critical bug-fixes ship for Internet Explorer, DirectX, and Windows Media Format technology.
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An anonymous reader wonders: &quot;I had Firefox 1.0PR running smoothly on three different machines and it hardly ever crashed. After upgrading to 1.0, I seem to have at least one annoying crash a day.
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Blog: Critical security flaw found in Firefox 2.0 and later versions potentially puts users' systems at risk of a remote attack.
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InfoWorld - The Mozilla Foundation has published a fix for a &quot;critical&quot; JavaScript vulnerability in the Firefox browser and the SeaMonkey application suite.
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The last planned alpha update to Firefox 3.0 is released.
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(InfoWorld) - The Mozilla Foundation has published a fix for a "critical" JavaScript vulnerability in the Firefox browser and the SeaMonkey application suite. The fix, released Monday, targets Firefox versions 2.0.0.2 and 1.5.0.10, as well as SeaMonkey versions 1.1.1 and 1.0.8. An earlier fix for a JavaScript problem allowed scripts from Web content to execute arbitrary code, the Mozilla Foundation said in a security update. The vulnerability allowed uniform resource identifiers in image tags to be executed even if JavaScript was disabled in the program preferences, Mozilla said. Disabling JavaScript does not protect against the flaw, so the foundation recommended that users upgrade the applications to new versions. Mozilla's Thunderbird e-mail client was not affected by the vulnerability, it said. The fix comes on the heels ofÂ criticism from independent security researcher Michael Zalewski regarding Firefox vulnerabilities, including spoofing and phising threats aimed at the newly released Firefox version 2.0.0.2. Mozilla CSO Window SnyderÂ saidÂ she is seeing more customer feedback regarding browser security and hopes thatÂ more independent researchers and customer feedback will help the company patch flaws more quickly. "The browser is one of most critical pieces of software on the computer in terms of something attackers are going after," Snyder said. "Attacks are constantly changing and every software developer needs to recognize new threats as they emerge, but that's nothing new, we've always considered security to be a top priority." Matt Hines, a senior writer at InfoWorld, contributed to this report
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Microsoft issues a third version of a troubled Internet Explorer patch to fix a bug in an earlier update.
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Six vulnerabilities, one critical, have been patched in the latest round of Firefox patches issued Wednesday. For those keeping score at home, total browser patch counts so far in 2007 stand at Firefox 22, Internet Explorer 8.
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Plus: More Office holes, and a major Adobe problem that affects all browsers.
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The Firefox browser may have put the spotlight on the open-source Mozilla Foundation, but the group&#39;s namesake suite also continues to progress.
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Security firms have reported three new security flaws in various versions of the Mozilla and Firefox Web browsers and Mozilla's Thunderbird e-mail client.
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In the very week Mozilla Firefox Version 1.0 was launched, a series of potentially nasty security holes have been uncovered in older versions of the browser.
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Vista stability also improved by critical browser update Firefox users need to update their browser software following the release of updates designed to fix multiple security vulnerabilities.â¦
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The Mozilla Project has issued a warning for a series of &quot;highly critical&quot; security holes in three of its core projects, including its flagship Firefox Web browser and the Thunderbird e-mail client.