Firefox 3.6.7 Available with Security Fixes

July 21, 2010
By Developer.com Staff

The latest release of the open source Firefox 3.6 Web browser series includes 13 security fixes.

Of those security holes plugged, 8 are considered critical, 2 are "high" threats and 4 labeled "moderate."

In the announcement, Mozilla's Mike Beltzner said, "We strongly recommend that all Firefox users upgrade."

Indeed. Of the critical security bugs, numerous provide for remote exploits. You can read about the bugs here. You can download the Firefox 3.6.7 here.

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