recoiledsnake writes "The new Safari 3.1 for Windows has been hit with two 'highly critical'(as rated by Secunia) vulnerabilities that can result in execution of arbitrary code. The first is due to an improper handling of the buffer for long filenames of files being downloaded and the second can result in successful spoofing of websites and phishing. This comes close on the heels of criticism of Apple for Safari being offered as a update for approximately 500 million users of iTunes on Windows by default and reports of crashes . There are currently no patches or workarounds available except the advice to stay clear of 'untrusted' sites." Link to Original Source
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