Jun 14
After security concerns about Apple’s new Safari Beta for Windows arose earlier this week, Apple has issued an update to Safari for Windows. According to Macworld, the update addresses a number of security issues:
The security improvements in Safari Beta 3.0.1 include correction for a “command injection vulnerability,” corrected with additional processing and validation of URLs that could otherwise lead to an unexpected termination of the browser; an out-of-bounds memory read issue; and a race condition that can allow cross-site scripting using a JavaScript exploit.
The new version is available through Apple’s software update or downloaded from Apple’s site. The Macintosh version of Safari 3 is not vulnerable to these issues.
