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launch a buffer overflow attack?
A day doesn't go by we don't get another warning about a browser with a critical flaw that can allow a buffer overflow attack. Which browser you gonna switch to? The safest thing to do is shut down your computer. Are you willing to do that?
Posted by: pz0r56   Posted on: 04/27/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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"Use another product" - no way!  mad.mutt | 04/27/05
Netscape  PA-ITGuy | 04/27/05
Maybe so...  Anton Philidor | 04/27/05
Netscape is usually a ways behind  tic swayback | 04/27/05
Netscape 8.0  rcooper | 04/27/05
When was it realeased?  tic swayback | 04/27/05
It's beta  IT_User | 04/27/05
You're correct  PA-ITGuy | 04/27/05
See, may eyes do product more results  FilledOut | 04/27/05
launch a buffer overflow attack?  pz0r56 | 04/27/05
Netscape 'Highly critical' flaw  rcooper | 04/27/05
If you use Netscape, why use spybot and adaware  Taz_z | 04/27/05
was gonna say the same  Jeff Spicoli | 04/27/05
Moats and Firewalls  icemaker@... | 04/30/05
It IS HUGE NEWS.. a vulnerability in Netscape!  michael-t | 04/27/05
Oh yeah, it's been fixed . . .  CobraA1 | 04/27/05

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