Open Source has always prided itself in openness, but why is the Mozilla foundation patching security flaws without disclosing what they are? A new Update for Firefox 1.5 was released by Mozilla which actually has a long list …
(Via tech.memeorandum.)
Thursday, February 02, 2006
Firefox 1.5 patches 'undisclosed' security holes (George Ou/ZDNet.com)
Firefox 1.5 patches 'undisclosed' security holes (George Ou/ZDNet.com):
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