Safari 3.2: improved security and much more

24th November 2008

Apple has released another update for their popular browser, Safari.
The manufacturer reports on the elimination of several vulnerabilities, availability of additional mechanisms of protection against phishing and also makes the registration process at commercial sites more secure.
Thanks to the correct processing of JPEG and TIFF files, opening of an image can no longer lead to a sudden program`s shutdown or executing an arbitrary code. And XML documents can no longer cause error with buffer overflows.
The new version fixes some vulnerabilities of the previous versions, such as saving data filled in by a user in the cash. In general, most improvements do relate to increasing security.
Safari 3.2 can be downloaded on the official site of Apple.

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