Firefox 3 Flaw
"A flaw in the fox."
Published: 19th June 2008 | Source: Mozilla |
Firefox 3 Flaw
After less than a day of being out hackers have found a huge flaw in the said to be 'secure' browser.
According to the Security outfit, Digital Vaccine Laboratories, it is the first critical hole found in the browser, but to be fair it can be found in version 2.0.x. The flaw is to do with the way FireFox implements JavaScript and by filling a page with malicious JavaScript code could easily bring the browser down. The vulnerability has been forwarded to the Mozilla security team .
Not to fear because the exploit is self inflicted by clicking on certain webpages or email links.
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Nice little setup there, need some watercooling for that overclocking, mind you, i have the water bug, cant stop watercooling things now. XD
Anyways, I wouldnt bother upgrading as of yet, that card will be fine for most applications, if you do upgrade, go for a larger monitor too, Take advantage of the power.
Anyways, I wouldnt bother upgrading as of yet, that card will be fine for most applications, if you do upgrade, go for a larger monitor too, Take advantage of the power.
Nice little setup there, need some watercooling for that overclocking, mind you, i have the water bug, cant stop watercooling things now. XD
Anyways, I wouldnt bother upgrading as of yet, that card will be fine for most applications, if you do upgrade, go for a larger monitor too, Take advantage of the power.
Thankyou :)
I'm an overclocking junkie! I cant stop now! :p
But yeah, the comment about the monitor has been taken in, i've had my eyes on the 226BW for a couple of months now. Its only a matter of time :)
EDIT - On my computer, This appears as post #1. Forum problem? :(
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Specifications -
Motherboard - DFI LanParty P35-T2RS
CPU - Intel Core 2 Duo E8400
Heatsink/Fan - Scythe Ninja Copper Edition/120MM Fan @ 800RPM
Graphics Card - BFG 8800GT 512MB OC2 @ 675/1950/1675 (Stock)
Memory - 4GB Corsair XMS2 PC-6400 @ 800MHz (Dual Channel)
HDD - Seagate 500GB
Power Supply - Silverstone Strider Modular 750W
Case - Antec 900
Pictures -
Scores/Tests -
3DMark06
Stock score - 12348 - Details;
CPU - Intel E8400 @ 3000MHz (333FSB - 9 Multiplier)
GPU - BFG 8800GT 512MB @ 675MHz/1950MHz/1675MHz
RAM - 4GB Corsair XMS2 PC-6400 @ 800MHz (Only 3.25GB recognised - Windows XP 32bit)
Overclocked score - 13453 - Difference = 1105 - Details;
CPU - Intel E8400 @ 3600MHz (400FSB - 9 Multiplier)
GPU - BFG 8800GT 512MB @ 702MHz/2016MHz/1730MHz
RAM - 4GB Corsair XMS2 PC-6400 @ 800MHz (Only 3.25GB recognised - Windows XP 32bit)
Screenie;
Plans
- Format and Install Windows XP 64bit, utilize the whole 4GB of memory, and overclock to around 900MHz.
- With overclocked Memory, GPU and CPU, I aim for 14,000.
- Update to a newer series graphics card (4850, 4850 GDDR5, 4870, 4870X2)