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Showing 1-12 of 12 results foundFirefox update kills security bugs, adds Mac support
April 14, 2006 Latest version of popular open-source Web browser includes fixes, adds expected support for Macs with Intel chips.Bugs bite into popular browsers
April 25, 2006 Unpatched flaws are discovered in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Safari that could cause problems for Web surfers.Browser campaign slams IE
August 24, 2004 Taking a marketing page from Apple, standards advocates use "real people" to promote alternatives to Microsoft's browser.IE competitors mull ActiveX alternative
June 30, 2004 Mozilla, Opera, Apple, Sun and Macromedia plot a way for non-Microsoft browsers to run scriptable plug-ins.Apple patches Mac OS X flaws
March 22, 2005 Mac maker fixes 10 vulnerabilities and offers a solution to a pernicious browser-based phishing threat.Phishing flaw a danger to alternative browsers
February 7, 2005 A security weakness in a domain-name standard allows attackers to spoof Web sites on non-Microsoft browsers.Week in review: Browser battles
October 27, 2006 Hot on the heels of Microsoft's IE 7, Firefox 2 emerges with a new look and bulked-up security.Image flaw pierces PC security
August 5, 2004 Six vulnerabilities in a common code that handles an open-source image format could open the doors to intruders.Mozilla previews e-mail program
December 2, 2004 The open-source group posts Thunderbird release candidate, but can it touch Microsoft?Browser phishing 'flaw' could hook users
December 9, 2004 Security issue allows an attacker to send victims to legitimate sites and then take control of pop-up windows and grab sensitive information.Week in review: The wild, wild Web
July 2, 2004 Just when you thought it was safe to wade back in, new threats mingled with old flaws to make surfing no day at the beach.
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