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Firefox Tops Vulnerability List
Hmmm, this report claims that Firefox leads the pack with vulnerabilities (44%), Safari came in second (35%), Internet Explorer was third (15%) and Opera ranked the best (6%).
Though Firefox had the highest number of vulnerabilities, that doesn't necessarily mean that Firefox users were more vulnerable. Lars Ewe, CTO of Cenzic, said that Cenzic looked at all reported vulnerabilities. There is no specific differentiation for zero day bugs in the browser vulnerability count either. All that raises the question of how Cenzic actually came up with their vulnerability counts in the first place.
Though Firefox had the highest number of vulnerabilities, that doesn't necessarily mean that Firefox users were more vulnerable. Lars Ewe, CTO of Cenzic, said that Cenzic looked at all reported vulnerabilities. There is no specific differentiation for zero day bugs in the browser vulnerability count either. All that raises the question of how Cenzic actually came up with their vulnerability counts in the first place.
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