Comments on: Vulnerability in Vector Markup Language http://www.the100lists.com/seoblog/vulnerability-in-vector-markup-language/ Search Engine Optimisation Blog (SEO Blog) Sun, 23 Nov 2008 17:58:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Olaf http://www.the100lists.com/seoblog/vulnerability-in-vector-markup-language/#comment-87 Olaf Fri, 22 Sep 2006 06:45:26 +0000 http://www.the100lists.com/seoblog/vulnerability-in-vector-markup-language/#comment-87 I read yesterday about this issue on some news page here in the Netherlands, the funny thing was that there are people posting comments like: "I suggest to use Firefox until this security issue is solved." or "That the way it is, MS suggests to disable somthing to make their browser safe..." Mozilla rules! I read yesterday about this issue on some news page here in the Netherlands, the funny thing was that there are people posting comments like:
“I suggest to use Firefox until this security issue is solved.”

or

“That the way it is, MS suggests to disable somthing to make their browser safe…”

Mozilla rules!

]]> By: Chris http://www.the100lists.com/seoblog/vulnerability-in-vector-markup-language/#comment-88 Chris Fri, 22 Sep 2006 07:25:26 +0000 http://www.the100lists.com/seoblog/vulnerability-in-vector-markup-language/#comment-88 Well apparently... there are software companies in Russia exploiting this vulnerability and they have browser detectors that even work out what version of browser you are using, and they can deploy malware though that browser's security holes. Firefox included! You should listen to the Podcast if you get a chance... Well apparently… there are software companies in Russia exploiting this vulnerability and they have browser detectors that even work out what version of browser you are using, and they can deploy malware though that browser’s security holes. Firefox included!

You should listen to the Podcast if you get a chance…

]]> By: Dan http://www.the100lists.com/seoblog/vulnerability-in-vector-markup-language/#comment-89 Dan Fri, 22 Sep 2006 07:44:57 +0000 http://www.the100lists.com/seoblog/vulnerability-in-vector-markup-language/#comment-89 The naive sheep always suggest Firefox. Firefox is a bug-ridden and vulnerable browser. IE is far more popular and as such it gets a lot more malicious attention. For the 5 or 7% browser market that firefox commands it has a lot more bugs and vulnerabilities relatively than its counterpart. I'm not an MS supporter, I do not even use their platform anymore. My opinion is unbiased and based on many years of 16 hour a day usage of all browsers in the market. Firefox, is quite simply, one of the worst on the market. Without the extension ability, it would be the worst of the lot. It's slow, it renders websites terribly, it has memory issues - its a shocker! The naive sheep always suggest Firefox. Firefox is a bug-ridden and vulnerable browser. IE is far more popular and as such it gets a lot more malicious attention. For the 5 or 7% browser market that firefox commands it has a lot more bugs and vulnerabilities relatively than its counterpart.

I’m not an MS supporter, I do not even use their platform anymore. My opinion is unbiased and based on many years of 16 hour a day usage of all browsers in the market. Firefox, is quite simply, one of the worst on the market. Without the extension ability, it would be the worst of the lot. It’s slow, it renders websites terribly, it has memory issues - its a shocker!

]]> By: Olaf http://www.the100lists.com/seoblog/vulnerability-in-vector-markup-language/#comment-90 Olaf Fri, 22 Sep 2006 12:50:37 +0000 http://www.the100lists.com/seoblog/vulnerability-in-vector-markup-language/#comment-90 Right Dan, Often we forgot that, there are really a lot of bugs in FF and also thunderbird. I think I like the extensions at most while using FF. I think an important protecton against vulnerabilities is to keep your eyes open... Right Dan,

Often we forgot that, there are really a lot of bugs in FF and also thunderbird. I think I like the extensions at most while using FF.

I think an important protecton against vulnerabilities is to keep your eyes open…

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