From what I've noticed, many companies/software developers hide security exploits from the public. I don't nessissarily think it is a bad thing as spelling out every such exploit to everyone is essentially releasing a roadmap to replicate the bug (well if you are clever enough..which isnt too hard).
Firefox, aka Pheonix/Firebird tends to hide there security bugs a lot. as whitehats tend to find bugs and send them in..eg a bug found out in pheonix 0.5 later became public only in rc1 of the 1.0 (ohh and I use
firefox still..it is still lightyears ahead of explorer)
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From what I've noticed, many companies/software developers hide security exploits from the public. I don't nessissarily think it is a bad thing as spelling out every such exploit to everyone is essentially releasing a roadmap to replicate the bug (well if you are clever enough..which isnt too hard). Firefox, aka Pheonix/Firebird tends to hide there security bugs a lot. as whitehats tend to find bugs and send them in ..eg a bug found out in pheonix 0.5 later became public only in rc1 of the 1.0 (ohh and I use
firefox still..it is still lightyears ahead of explorer)