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The Safari 3.2 update addresses multiple vulnerabilities and adds a new anti-phishing and anti-malware feature. The chief executive of Mozilla is livid over the way in which Apple is trying to gain traction for its Safari for Windows browser. Despite initially maintaining that the Safari for Windows "carpet bomb" issue was not a security vulnerability, Apple has decided to release a patch. A security researcher has published proof-of-concept code for the blended Internet Explorer-Safari for Windows threat. Microsoft is warning Windows XP and Vista users who have installed Safari on their machines that a blended attack could result in malicious code being installed.
Apple's recently released Safari 3.1 browser for Windows not only contains two "highly critical" software vulnerabilities, it has come under fire for its poor functionality. The Mac maker and creator of the popular web browser has come under fire from a leading security researcher for the ease at which users can download malicious software from the web, but it seems reluctant to change its mind The latest versions of Firefox and Safari contain a password management security flaw that could allow certain websites to access stored usernames and passwords.
Apple on Monday delivered fixes for 25 vulnerabilities in its Mac OS X platform, plus a patch for a Safari bug. We can't just blame clever hackers for security breaches, infosec professionals need to get their act together. Researcher blows up Apple's security claims. Firm scrambles to fix flaws in newly launched Windows browser. The re-emergence of the 'browser wars' between Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera and newcomer Safari is changing the security landscape, say experts.. Organisations considering deploying Apple's new Windows-compatible Safari should consider the security impact the web browser may pose, experts said today. Surprise, surprise. Researchers have discovered vulnerabilities in Google's latest innovation, the Chrome browser. Apple patched the Mac and Windows versions of Safari, while Mozilla fixed a vulnerability in Firefox. Apple today released an updated version of its Safari web browser for Windows to fix security holes researchers discovered soon after Monday's unveiling of the beta. iPhone users have uncovered a simple procedure to bypass the handset's passcode protections. Apple on Friday released patches for a cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw in WebCore and a vulnerability in WebKit that allows arbitrary code execution — as well a third beta version of Safari for Windows. Secunia released an advisory today for a QuickTime vulnerability exposed when researcher Shane Macaulay hacked into an MacBook Pro at CanSecWest last week.