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New version of Firefox out

More secure

By Nick Farrell

Fri Feb 25 2005, 07:22

The Mozarella Foundation has released an update to its Firefox 1.0 browser.

The latest Fireferrit update, with the catchy title 1.0.1, is basically a security patch that guards against spoofing and arbitrary code execution.

Mozzarella's Firebadger it is more stable and safer. International Domain Names are now displayed as punycode which also fixes a spoofing problem.

The open source browser is touted as being much more secure than its rival Internet Explorer.

You can find out more about the release here. µ

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