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A buffer overflow problem exists in Netscape's HTML parsing code. By using special exploit code, a remote website could cause arbitrary code to be run on the local machine of a visiting user.
Redhat has now released a patch for this vulnerability.

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The information has been provided by RedHat Bugzilla.

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