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Mozilla releases Firefox 2.0.0.5
Firefox users everywhere rejoice, for the Mozilla team has released the next update for the Firefox 2.0 branch, bringing several important fixes. Most notably, the remote code execution flaw, which allowed malicious users to compromise a machine by launching Firefox from Internet Explorer, has been addressed.
Eight security fixes have been included in total, with three of them being labeled as critical. You can read the details in the 2.0.0.5 release notes, or head to our download section to grab the latest copy of Firefox.
Eight security fixes have been included in total, with three of them being labeled as critical. You can read the details in the 2.0.0.5 release notes, or head to our download section to grab the latest copy of Firefox.
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