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Apple has fixed more than 25 security flaws in its Safari browser. That flaw was fixed in iOS and other products earlier this year but Apple just released the fix for Safari on Monday. Along with the 25 memory corruption vulnerabilities the company fixed, it also pushed out a patch for a separate issue in Safari that could enable an attacker to read arbitrary files on a user’s machine. =========> UPDATE ASAP!!! <======== Via Gust MEES 
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Kaspersky research shows that Safari, in saving a session for reopening later, stores session information in plain text. This includes usernames and passwords. Via Gust MEES, luigi vico
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December 13, 2013 9:46 AM
Kaspersky researchers have discovered that Apple's Safari web browser on OS X stores session information, including the username and password, in a plain text XML file, available for any user to read. |
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