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FireFox security hole

There is currently a security hole in FireFox which allows a page to install and run code on your machine. This page shows an example of it working (or not working, depending on your outlook towards such things) - note that it exploits the hole. That page doesn't appear to do anything destructive, but if you don't even want to see the security hole in action - don't bother going there.

Read more here:

http://www.spamblogging.com/

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If you want to correct this, then you can go to Options -> Web features and uncheck "Allow web sites to install software" in FireFox.

OMG, even i know to leave that box unchecked. :lol:

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only cause i used to read/comment on slashdot where i learnt that shit (wannabe geek here). :)

pssst! kiwi! don't give the drugs a bad name! :lol: drugz is Kewl. :lol:

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