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Home arrow News arrow CPU/Chipset arrow Lead developers from major browsers discuss security
Lead developers from major browsers discuss security
Written by t-readyroc   
Tuesday, 22 November 2005

You know something's up when the dev teams from IE, Opera, Firefox and Konqueror all have a pow-wow. I think it's very positive news to see that they're all discussing browser security together. Then again, it could just be that the IE guys ran out of ideas... heh.

"The first topic and the easiest to agree upon is the weakening state of current crypto standards. With the availability of bot nets and massively distributed computing, current encryption standards are showing their age. Prompted by Opera, we are moving towards the removal of SSLv2 from our browsers. IE will disable SSLv2 in version 7 and it has been completely removed in the KDE 4 source tree already."

 
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