Uważam, że najbardziej interesujący jest ostatni akapit:
PCWorld.com pisze:False Sense of Security?
The public warning of the security vulnerabilities is evidence that the Mozilla Foundation's products give a false sense of security, says Thor Larholm, a senior security researcher with PivX Solutions in Newport Beach, California.
"The only reason Mozilla and Firefox have a good track record in security with a low number of security vulnerabilities is simply because they don't tell anyone about them," Larholm says via e-mail.
"The Mozilla Foundation has fixed hundreds if not thousands of security vulnerabilities over the last few years without notifying the world and without providing security patches, instead they have simply just told their users to upgrade," he says. "We have to remember that all software has security vulnerabilities, the only difference is in how we anticipate them and inform the world about their existence."
Źródło: http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,119833,00.asp
Ja nie chcę nic sugerować, ale jako fanatyczny użytkownik przeglądarki Firefox odrobinę zwątpiłem. Może Thor Larholm się myli? Jak to jest naprawdę z tym bezpieczeństwem?