Apparently, if you surf the web with IE and have FireFox installed, IE can pass mal code embedded in site URL's.
Of course, if you surf safe sites then there is only a slight chance of the exploit, unless somebody 'hacks' your favorite site and puts it in.
Anyrate, here's the hub-bub.
Story for full reading.
And a Link to the advisory and how to fix it manually.
Of course, if you surf safe sites then there is only a slight chance of the exploit, unless somebody 'hacks' your favorite site and puts it in.
Anyrate, here's the hub-bub.
The vulnerability allows IE to send malicious data to Firefox. Information on the Mozilla Security Blog indicates that the vulnerability might also allow IE to send bad data to other Windows programs, although Mozilla researchers said they were not aware of any such incidents.
Mozilla said it will be issuing a patch in the upcoming 2.0.0.5 release of Firefox, and noted that the vulnerability does not work when a user surfs the Net only with Firefox.
Mozilla said it will be issuing a patch in the upcoming 2.0.0.5 release of Firefox, and noted that the vulnerability does not work when a user surfs the Net only with Firefox.
And a Link to the advisory and how to fix it manually.
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