Mozilla plugs 7 security holes in Firefox

Must Be FUD - Firefox RULES: Everyone knows that OSS software like Firefox never CAN have security holes -- the many eyes that can inspect the freely available source code ABSOLUTELY prevent it.

And the FUD that IE 8 RC1 is not subject to the click-jacking attacks (one bug covered here I think) MUST be a LIE, since everyone on ZDNet knows that IE is flawed. The fact that Chrome was patched the other day was just a cover-up ... they CAN'T beat the BEST BROWSER IN THE WORLD FIREFOX out with a patch, just Google doing EVIL.; Posted by: PMC-CON Posted on: 02/04/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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