Major Browser Flaws Will Be In Spotlight At Black Hat

Author: Donald Sears
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At next week’s Black Hat security conference, researcher Jeremiah Grossman  plans to detail
critical weaknesses that are enabled by default in major browsers–IE, Safari, Firefox and Chrome– and include vulnerabilities that have yet to be
purged by the respective browser makers despite months and years of notice. Read the full article. [The Register]

At next week’s Black Hat security conference, researcher Jeremiah Grossman  plans to detail
critical weaknesses that are enabled by default in major browsers–IE, Safari, Firefox and Chrome– and include vulnerabilities that have yet to be
purged by the respective browser makers despite months and years of notice. Read the full article. [The Register]

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