Bart - this is possibly real, but the article from MacWorld UK is probably one of the worst written articles I've ever seen published. there are sentences that lack the basic structure of a sentence, random commas thrown in that derail the sentences, all kinds of garbage. Was this really written by professionals?

Example: "If a user has Firefox installed, even if he is running IE, he'd vulnerable."

Example: "In practice I can do anything with the browser, like installing browser backdoors, and the operating system if the victim is running with administrative privileges," Petkov said in the write-up he posted Wednesday."

Did he say he can install the operating system? wow, that IS a big flaw.

I'm sure it's a real threat like I said, but I hope there's a better article out there to explain it - I can hardly follow their points it's written so badly.

Allison
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