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Mozilla Fixes Thunderbird Flaw That Allowed Hackers to Insert Malicious Code into Emails

27
Jan
2014

Ateeq ur Rehman Khan, a Pakistani security researcher from Vulnerability Laboratory, has identified a critical vulnerability impacting the desktop version of the Thunderbird email client. The issue was reported to Mozilla back in May 2013, but the company confirmed fixing it only earlier this month. The…

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