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HectorGonzales

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Over the last two weeks, security researchers have reported eight different zero-day vulnerabilities in Apple’s Safari browser.

Details of these vulnerabilities, all rated “high risk,” have been sold to Tippingpoint’s Zero Day Initiative (ZDI), a program that purchases the rights to vulnerability information in exchange for exclusivity to broker fixes with affected vendors.

http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=5568


Should I be worried? :confused:
 
Over the last two weeks, security researchers have reported eight different zero-day vulnerabilities in Apple’s Safari browser.

Details of these vulnerabilities, all rated “high risk,” have been sold to Tippingpoint’s Zero Day Initiative (ZDI), a program that purchases the rights to vulnerability information in exchange for exclusivity to broker fixes with affected vendors.

http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=5568


Should I be worried? :confused:

It is probably more likely a flaw in the webkit engine used to render pages. This is a common problem and one that is usually exploited. If you are feeling paranoid try switching to Firefox, Opera, or iCab for your web browsing.
 
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