An anonymous reader writes “Ogg Theora support for the HTML5 <video> tag is in the Firefox 3.1 nightlies. Theora is the only video format allowed on Wikimedia Commons, so Wikimedia people are pushing Wikipedia readers to download a nightly and try it out. Break it, crash it, report bugs, get it into good shape and nullify Apple and Nokia’s FUD the best way possible. They may have gotten the words ‘Vorbis’ and ‘Theora’ removed from the HTML5 spec, but the market will tell them when their browsers are sucking.”Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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Code-named ‘Shiretoko,’ the browser features a location bar and tab-switching changes.
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NCTsoft ActiveX related remote buffer overflow exploit that takes advantage of AudFile.dll.
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From the Choice is Bad? dept.:
The Mozilla Public License (MPL) is the latest casualty of Google’s decision to remove open-source licenses from its popular code hosting service.
The search giant has said Google Code is no longer accepting projects licensed under MPL, although existing MPL-licensed code is allowed to stay.NEW! Learning Center (Sponsored by IBM)WEBCAST: How to deploy and use WebSphere and VMware together (Case Study)WHITEPAPER: Best practices for software analysis (Best Practices)
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With Beta 2 of the Web browser due next month, Microsoft is looking to sign up more official testers for Internet Explorer 8, saying it’s the only way for individuals to directly file bug reports.
Like with Beta 1, the second beta of IE8 will be made available for public download. Still, there’s good reason to become a participant in Microsoft’s IE8 Technical Beta program. In addition to filing a direct bug reports, official testers can be invited to other beta programs, such as Windows 7 or Office 14.
In addition, Microsoft occasionally makes beta builds available to testers that it does not release to the public, offering a chance to try out and provide feedback on new features in advance. With the final release of IE8 due later this year, it’s likely that interim builds will follow Beta 2.
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New and ever-changing Web-borne threats necessitate a change in practices and technology. - With Web-borne threats and drive-by downloads becoming the most troublesome form of malware today, enterprise IT administrators and users alike need to reconsider the tools and practices they prescribe and employ to protect computers and data particularly as otherwise legitimate Web sites become th…
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Source: eWeek
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An illegal resource reference vulnerability exists in the ActiveX Control of RealNetworks RealPlayer versions 10.6 and below.
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HIOX Browser Statistics version 2.0 suffers from a remote file inclusion vulnerability.
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HIOX Browser Statistics ‘hm’ Parameter Multiple Remote File Include Vulnerabilities
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HIOX Browser Statistics 2.0 Remote File Inclusion Vulnerability
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