Opera 10.51 Closes HTTP Header Holes

Author: Donald Sears
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Opera has announced the release of version 10.51 of its web browser for Windows-based systems, closing two “highly severe” security holes. The security and stability update addresses a previously reported vulnerability caused by an incorrectly set value in HTTP headers. Read the full article. [The H Security]

Opera has announced the release of version 10.51 of its web browser for Windows-based systems, closing two “highly severe” security holes. The security and stability update addresses a previously reported vulnerability caused by an incorrectly set value in HTTP headers. Read the full article. [The H Security]

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