Two serious security flaws have been found in the Mozilla Firefox browser , both rated by security analysts as being 'extremely critical'. One allows for an invisible website 'frame' to navigate back to a URL in the History that contains JavaScript . This allows an attacker to extract sensitive information, such as passwords from that site, using the JavaScript code. The most popular browser on the web is Microsoft's Internet Explorer , which has had many security exploits in the past. There are currently several outstanding security flaws, the most severe of which is rated 'Highly Critical'. Related news 
Two serious security flaws have been found in the , both rated by security analysts as being 'extremely critical'. One allows for an invisible website 'frame' to navigate back to a URL in the History that contains . This allows an attacker to extract sensitive information, such as passwords from that site, using the JavaScript code. The most popular browser on the web is Microsoft's , which has had many security exploits in the past. There are currently several outstanding security flaws, the most severe of which is rated 'Highly Critical'. Related news Sister links
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