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Open-source Firefox browser is vulnerable to attack using the Windows flaw.
Open-source Firefox browser is vulnerable to attack using the Windows flaw.
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- work around for Firefox users..
- by FutureGuy April 4, 2007 4:59 PM PDT
- ..use IE 7 for the time being.
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- IE7
- by n3td3v April 4, 2007 6:00 PM PDT
- yes we need to get over the microsoft bashing and recommend their products.
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- did you *read* the article?
- by Solarion April 5, 2007 7:10 AM PDT
- "The vulnerability is caused by a Windows error?it can be exploited through both Firefox and Internet Explorer,"
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- exactly
- by ITprosupport April 6, 2007 8:13 PM PDT
- firefox is a good browser, but it is basicaly a rip off of ie7, which is fine but when their execs start say things like "this was due to a windows flaw...bla bla bla"come on if you want to play in the browser market grow up and take responsibility for product you little boy!!
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(7 Comments)n3td3v
IE7 gives you *no* protection, because it's a *Windows* flaw. Mozilla is talking about intercepting the attack *before* it reaches Windows, to protect you proactively.
The *real* solution would be to use something other than Windows, silly person.