Security Updates for Firefox, Opera Browsers

Summary: Mozilla released Firefox 3.6.4, which fixes seven security holes ranging from lesser bugs to critical flaws and lets plugins crash without taking down the whole browser process, and also shipped Firefox 3.5.10, which fixes at least nine vulnerabilities in the 3.5.x line that Mozilla will support for only another couple of months. Opera released version 10.54, which corrects a few critical vulnerabilities and adds an auto-update feature.
What you should know: Firefox 3.5.x users have only a couple of months of support left before that line stops receiving fixes, and Opera's update addresses critical flaws that users may not have been notified about if their auto-update setting is set to 'do not check'.

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Topics: Vulnerabilities & Patching
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