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Unpatched bugs bite popular browsers
News The Firefox and Safari bugs could cause the browsers to crash, while the IE hole could be exploited to hijack a vulnerable Windows computer, Secunia said in advisories on its Web site. Secunia rates the Firefox and Safari problems as "not critical".
[April 26, 2006, 9:05]
'Highly critical' flaws found in Safari for Windows
News The one vulnerability is a classic spoofing vulnerability which will allow the attacker to make the Safari user believe he is on a different site than he actually is, which makes it easier to steal information from that user," Secunia's chief...
[March 26, 2008, 12:11]
Firefox top for bugs in 2008, but quickest at fixes
News Mozilla reported more vulnerabilities in its Firefox web browser last year than Internet Explorer, Safari and Opera combined, but it dealt with those flaws quicker than Microsoft, according to a new report by vulnerability-testing company Secunia.
[March 6, 2009, 15:20]
Internet Explorer's shrinking numbers review
Reviews According to security vendor Secunia, Internet Explorer 6.x still has 19 unpatched vulnerabilities out of total of 106 advisories on Microsoft's site. Of those outstanding vulnerabilities, those within IE are rated by Secunia as 'extremely critical...
[October 16, 2006, 13:00]
Apple patches critical OS X security flaws
News The most severe of these are the vulnerabilities found in curl and the PCRE library used by Safari," said Thomas Kristensen, chief technology officer for security site Secunia, which rated Apple's updates as "highly critical" - the second-highest...
[December 1, 2005, 8:20]
Apple patches two critical Safari bugs
News Independent security vendor Secunia gave the flaws addressed by the update a "highly critical" ranking. Apple has released an update for its Safari 4 web browser, which fixes two serious vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker to conduct a...
[July 9, 2009, 15:08]
Saferi
Downloads Closes this security vulnerability: http://secunia.com/advisories/18963/ Three double clickable shell scripts to improve Safari security and turn on useful features which are off by default, or vice versa.
[February 23, 2006, 7:00]
Apple fixes Bind exploit and Safari bugs
News Independent security firm Secunia ranked the most serious of the Safari bugs as "highly critical". Separately on Tuesday, Apple patched a series of bugs in Safari, including flaws in CoreGraphics, ImageIO and WebKit that could allow an attacker to...
[August 13, 2009, 16:16]
Apple criticised for persistent Trojan flaw
News The patch arrived after two weeks of intense scrutiny of the safety of OS X, prompted by the discovery of two pieces of malware, and the disclosure of a vulnerability that was deemed "extremely critical" by security monitoring company Secunia.
[March 7, 2006, 13:05]
Multi-platform phishing exploit uncovered
News The issue, which security firm Secunia labelled a flaw, could allow a malicious Web site to refer visitors to a legitimate site -- such as a bank's Web site -- and then control the content displayed in a pop-up windows.
[December 9, 2004, 8:15]
Researcher reveals details of OS X security flaw
News Secunia verified the flaws in Apple's operating system by viewing malicious code using Internet Explorer for the Mac and Safari. Security information service Secunia rated the issue "extremely critical" on Tuesday, because online discussions have...
[May 19, 2004, 9:35]
Report: Outdated browsers put 637m users at risk
News Using data collected from Google web searches and security firm Secunia, the researchers — Stefan Frei of ETH, Zurich; Thomas Dübendorfer of Google; Gunter Ollmann of IBM ISS; and Martin May of ETH, Zurich — analysed the browsers used in a report.
[July 2, 2008, 8:53]
Apple issues critical fixes
News According to security firm Secunia, more than 40 separate vulnerabilities are addressed in the four patches. The Safari Web browser has also been updated, fixing a flaw that could allow arbitrary command execution by clicking on a link in a...
[August 16, 2005, 15:00]
Apple QuickTime zero-day flaw 'extremely critical'
News Security research firm Secunia has reported what it calls an "extremely critical" vulnerability in media-streaming program Apple QuickTime. It lies in a boundary error, when the program processes Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) replies...
[November 26, 2007, 11:46]
Apple patches 15 Mac OS X holes
News Security information provider Secunia ranked the Kerberos threat as "highly critical," its second-highest danger rating. The patch fixes software flaws that could enable an attacker to crash or freeze the Apache 2 Web server, run software by using...
[September 8, 2004, 9:10]
Mac OS X vulnerable to critical Java bug
News It allows a remote attacker to take over a system, and was ranked as "highly critical" by security vendor Secunia. Java is enabled by default in Mac OS X browsers such as Firefox and Safari, and Tinnes said he had successfully exploited the Java...
[May 20, 2009, 17:15]
Apple stamps out 46 iPhone bugs
News Independent security firm Secunia ranked the most serious of the vulnerabilities as "highly critical". In addition, bugs in Safari could lead to the disclosure of the search history and to successful 'clickjacking' attacks.
[June 18, 2009, 15:05]
July will be 'month of browser bugs'
News Moore doesn't indicate how many of his published vulnerabilities are critical, but security company Secunia has rated one of the flaws, which Moore calls Internet.HHCtrl Image Property, as highly critical
[July 6, 2006, 10:55]
Opera fixes IDN 'vulnerability'
News Security Web site Secunia has constructed a test that can check if your browser is affected. The Internationalised Domain Names (IDN) vulnerability, which affects non-Microsoft browsers such as Opera, Apple's Safari and Firefox, could help phishers...
[February 28, 2005, 8:20]
Apple rushes out security patches
News Security-monitoring company Secunia rates Apple's new fix "extremely critical", its highest-risk rating that's not often awarded. That update added download validation to the Safari, Mail and iChat. Apple on Monday released the second set of Mac OS...
[March 14, 2006, 16:05]
