Firefox 3.6.14 Released

http://www.majorgeeks.com/Mozilla_Firefox_3_d2248.html

Releases/Firefox 3.6.14:
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Releases/Firefox_3.6.14

 

Thanks.

 

Got it! 10Q

 

Cool deal. Thanks for the heads up!

 

Yeah, thanks.

 

10 vulnerabilities fixed, 1 moderate, 1 high and 8 critical:
http://www.mozilla.org/security/known-vulnerabilities/firefox36.html#firefox3.6.14

 

Firefox 3.6.14

Updated.

 

Wow !

Didn't know that I have been vulnerable with my Firefox browsing for such a long period of time before they patched it now.

Wonder if they've now patched all known Mozilla Firefox vulnerabilities.

 

Thanks for update

 

Thanks Thankful

We will wait with bated breath to see if the Annual Hacker- Joker - Jackers Jamboree makes any scratches or dents on a Sandboxie/Firefox combination. They`ll be lucky !

John

 

Unless I've missed something, plans don't include Sandboxie? I'm more interested in seeing what happens with Chrome. Back to the topic, I wish Mozilla would just move on and release version 4, instead of more 3.6.on and on.

 

Howdy DW, I love it. "off topic" ? Not at all, this entire thread is about browsers polishing their armour in readiness for the Annual Hackers Tea Party.

Plans don't include Sandboxie? So the Hackers exclude Sandboxie `cos they `aint got the marbles eh ? A kind of kids playschool for amateur pranksters. I guess Tzuk has sent them a "Good Luck" card.

 

Amateur pranksters? You do understand that Pwn 2 Own isn't just some convention where people go "ooh, ahh" and have PBJ sandwiches together, right? There's a reason both Chrome and Firefox made damned sure they were patched up a few days ahead of the contest, it's serious business. You won't find script kiddies there, security researchers and professional white-hats go at these browsers hard. The reason Sandboxie isn't tested there is because, for the most part, it's a test of the browsers themselves (including various OSes'/platforms). They're trying to see just how secure browsers are with their default armor on. It has nothing to do with "having the marbles".

 

Firefox was patched for and before a contest ? I don't believe and IF this is true, it will be very disappointing for the FF users.

Security should be a daily regiment, not a annual party-blooper !

 

Let's not mix up a journalist's take with "reality", whatever that maybe.

Unfortunately, there's quite a lot of fanboyism going around. Let's focus on usage.

 

I just read the reported article and the journalist is no greenhorn here as he covers the security article issues for ComputerWorld.