Double MyDoom for Internet Explorer flaw

Not nearly: It will in the very near future when Moz can no longer keep it's security holes a big secret until they're fixed. Firefox will make sure of that. Firefox is painting a bullseye on it's forehead and we'll soon see if Moz can handle what is sure to come. It's been easy for the mostly unused to fly under radar. Why is it Moz released an update(release) to fix a big security issue and it never made headlines? Don't get me wrong I like FF and use it some but, all of the answers to secure web browsing is not in the hands of any vendor, at the moment.; Posted by: IT Scion Posted on: 11/11/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Opera FilledOut | 11/10/04

Or ... Mozilla (NT) George Jay | 11/09/04

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Not nearly IT Scion | 11/11/04

That reminds me of... Spoon Jabber | 11/10/04

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