Non-IE browsers not immune from security holes
There is a security alert over at Secunia regarding a bug in Firefox's JavaScript engine
The vulnerability is caused due to an error in the JavaScript engine, as a "lambda" replace exposes arbitrary amounts of heap memory after the end of a JavaScript string.Doh. This affects the latest versions of Firefox and while a patch is apparently being worked on, there isn't one available yet. The paranoid can temporarily plug this hole by disabling JavaScript.Successful exploitation may disclose sensitive information in memory.
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