Hackers disseminate web browser security flaws

A reputable hacker announced, will announce, in July, every day at least details about a security error of the current browser.

This is part of the 'Month of Bugs' program, which aims to alert users and manufacturers about security flaws that exist in their own products, about the dangers. Danger they may encounter.

From the beginning of July, HDMoore, a researcher and maker of a reputable security tool, Metasploit, began announcing several unpatched security flaws in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Apple's Safari. Moore announced on his blog ' Manufacturers should note, this information is posted for no other purpose than the warning of security flaws that exist in browsers today '. Moore also demonstrated the technique of detecting these errors.

Moore developed a software that can check the safety and consequences of code execution towards Internet Explorer. As a result, he found dozens of errors, only IE had 50.

But Moore also said, he will send more detailed information to the manufacturer first, so that they have time to conduct the patch. Moore also reassured him that his claims would not contain information to help other hackers exploit these security bugs, at least for the month of 'Month of Bugs'.

The Internet is never as safe as we think. We live in a community, always looking for ways to protect ourselves. The first thing is to understand the environment you live in. So is the Internet. Understanding the IE door is never a redundant thing.

Nobody can be absolutely secure on the Internet, when the door is never completely closed when we are in it.

TRAN HUY