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The password management features of most popular web browsers are riddled with bugs, new research concludes. For all the hype about the relative security of the two most popular browsers, is Firefox really any more secure than Internet Explorer? For that matter, is it even possible, as a British company with a “zero-footprint” browser claims, to develop a truly secure browser? The recent security problems on the Apple Safari and Google Chrome web browsers have been described as 'shocking'. A research tag team on Friday hacked into a MacBook Pro at the CanSecWest conference in Vancouver, showing off what appeared to be an unpatched vulnerability in the Safari web browser while winning Us$10,000 in the process. The recent onslaught of Internet browsers to hit the market is a boon for user security according to Tim Callan, a product marketing executive from security firm Verisign. The demand that web 2.0 has placed on browsers is opening up new vulnerabilities to unsuspecting users, Itzik Kotler, team leader of the Security Operation Center at IT security firm Radware, has warned. ZoneAlarm plays in the sandbox. Mozilla has released updates to its Firefox 2 and 3 browsers to offset a number of security holes. A new study has shown Firefox users are the most likely to have fully patched browsers and thus be safer online. Sandboxing processes in tabbed browsers – as seen in Chrome - is great for security, as long as users understand how to use the technology, a security expert has warned. Employers are concerned that private browsing features in new browsers will lead to recreational browsing by employees. Along with the updates to Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Apple's Safari fixes, and the latest Opera patches, Mozilla has released its own security updates for Firefox. In less than nine months in 2007, a botnet-driven junk mail network earned US$7.5 million for its operators -- just one example of the polished, modern-day spam operation, a panel said Wednesday at the SC World Congress. PDF and Flash files will be used by cybercriminals much more in 2009. The Public Key Infrastructure solves many security problems, but also introduces risks that require careful management. Imagine you are sitting in front of your computer and all of a sudden you hear weird sounds coming from your hard drive. DNS cache poisoning is not just for web browsers anymore. According to researcher Dan Kaminsky, there are a variety of programs that make requests of DNS servers, including games and a number of desktop applications. Mozilla Firefox and Opera this week issued patches for a number of vulnerabilities in their browsers. Criminals skirting security measures, says anti-phishing head. Nine days after version 9.61 was released, the newest browser version patches a major security flaw in the "history search" page.