Firefox reintroduces seven-year-old security hole
New versions of the Mozilla Foundation's browsers have re-introduced a seven-year-old flaw that makes them vulnerable to spoofing attacks, Secunia said on Monday.
posted by Mahesh @ 12:51 PM
Stithaprajyna
I use this blog to jot down what ever comes into my mind or get to see anything I feel is important.
Wednesday, June 08, 2005
Stithaprajyna
I use this blog to jot down what ever comes into my mind or get to see anything I feel is important.
About Me
- Name: Mahesh
- Location: Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, India
People call me Mahesh though my official name looks Mahesh Kumar, V K. I am a post graduate in Computer Applications, working currently @ Chennai, India (Of course in the IT industry) for HP (No its not Hindustan Petroleum, its Hewlett Packard). Interests range from Occult sciences to Astronomy. Been involved with Chinmaya Mission for sometime
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