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Title is a bit misleading
If one doesn't read the full text of the blog, you would think that a flaw was found in the recent security releases (1.5.0.10 and 2.0.0.2). Fortunately, this is really just another flaw found in an older release, and it's been fixed in this week's update.
Posted by: NetArch.   Posted on: 03/06/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Safely running 2.0.0.2 here  galileon | 03/06/07
Same here, and I didn't have to wait a month for the fix! (nt)  CobraA1 | 03/06/07
No you waited almost three months.  ShadeTree | 03/07/07
re: No you waited almost three months.  johnay | 03/10/07
Title is a bit misleading  NetArch. | 03/06/07
So then if it was never found  John Zern | 03/06/07
Flaw in the fix?  pa2004 | 03/06/07
ALREADY FIXED!!!!!!!!!!!!  galileon | 03/06/07
How long did they know about it  John Zern | 03/06/07
oh sure!! Just one little problem with your logic.  mdsmedia | 03/06/07
Um, excuse me  HouseOfZen | 03/06/07
There have been so many  xuniL_z | 03/06/07
do you know the difference between Firefox and Linux?  mdsmedia | 03/06/07
No - this was just his chance to trash talk  jacarter3 | 03/06/07
yeah, I knew that, but I was trying to be polite  mdsmedia | 03/06/07
Well, it's Mozilla, so its fixed or quickly so  Boot_Agnostic | 03/06/07
Patching the patch...  PB_z | 03/06/07
This ain't news, it's history.  javarunner | 03/06/07
It wasn't released till Monday  ShadeTree | 03/07/07
Not News  bob in FL | 03/07/07
run the current version, silly users  corticus | 03/07/07
The future promises that flaws will be found  Boot_Agnostic | 03/07/07

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