full-disclosure - Mozilla Security Advisory 2004-07-08

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Message-ID: <561B6E1846FB0042899D329AA1FD58DB044AF6@itomae2km03.AD.QINTRA.COM>
From: Kevin.Wall at qwest.com (Wall, Kevin)
Subject: Mozilla Security Advisory 2004-07-08

Dan Veditz wrote in the Mozilla Security Advisory, dated July 7, 2004...

> Solution:
>     We urge people to install the patch available on mozilla.org or
>     install the latest version of the software.
> 
>     http://www.mozilla.org/security/shell.html
> 
> -Dan Veditz
> Mozilla Security Group 

Well done, Mozilla Security team. Meanwhile, it will probably be
another 6 months until MS gets around admitting this is a legitimate
problem in IE and getting a fix available (unless it happens to be
fixed in WinXP SP2, coming RSN to a PC near you ;-).

Responsive like this is one of the main reasons that I use Mozilla
whenever possible.
-kevin wall
Qwest IT - Application Security Team