Major Browsers Have JS Pop-Up Flaw
An anonymous reader writes "Secunia is warning that several popular browsers contain a vulnerability that could allow a phishing attack. 'The problem is that JavaScript dialog boxes do not display or include their origin, which allows a new window to open -- for example, a prompt dialog box -- which appears to be from a trusted site,' Secunia said. The browsers include the latest versions of IE, IE for Mac, Safari, iCab, Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox and Camino. Opera 7 and 8 are also affected but not 8.01."
How long takes to fix the free browsers...
Everybody hates popups!
Have you ever used Objective-C? It's the SLOWEST compiled environment ever! And, because there's no garbage collection, etc, it's certainly no more secure than "raw" C (because all of C is legal in Objective-C). In many cases, Objective C is slower than Java becasue of it's "run-time" binding.
Please don't confront Mac zealots with facts. I find it to be an extremely cruel and unnecessary practice.
Kind of like kicking puppies or telling small children that Santa Claus doesn't exist.
And it's not as if you're likely to accomplish anything.
...but I'm still not going to buy your browser.
Mods: Do you disagree with me? Go ahead and mod me down. Meta-mods will sort it out. Good luck!
What's a popup? I haven't seen a single browser popup in at least 3 years now with any of my browsers.