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Apple patches Safari 3 security holes with 3.01
By Jack Schofield / Apple/ Internet 04:23pm
Congratulations to Apple! Having released an insecure browser for Windows, it has raced to patch some holes, and version 3.01 is already available.
According to Apple's release note, 3.01 fixes a command injection vulnerability, an out-of-bounds memory read issue, and a cross-site scripting vulnerability.
The Safari download is at http://www.apple.com/safari/download/
It will not be a big surprise if 3.02 follows because Safari is "in play" (at least for now) and Apple needs to protect its reputation for security.
http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/technology/ ... h_301.html
The comments are good for a laugh!
But I still think I'll delay trying Safari until it's out of Beta...
(I am finding IE slow recently)
By Jack Schofield / Apple/ Internet 04:23pm
Congratulations to Apple! Having released an insecure browser for Windows, it has raced to patch some holes, and version 3.01 is already available.
According to Apple's release note, 3.01 fixes a command injection vulnerability, an out-of-bounds memory read issue, and a cross-site scripting vulnerability.
The Safari download is at http://www.apple.com/safari/download/
It will not be a big surprise if 3.02 follows because Safari is "in play" (at least for now) and Apple needs to protect its reputation for security.
http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/technology/ ... h_301.html
The comments are good for a laugh!
But I still think I'll delay trying Safari until it's out of Beta...
(I am finding IE slow recently)