Two security vulnerabilities have been located by an Argentinian researcher on Apple’s web browser, Safari.

One of the flaws let a website fake their web address and enter a different content or an alternate web page.

The second is about a situation where a user downloads a file with a very long filename. If this occur, then the browser would cause a buffer overflow and an execution of an arbitrary code may happen.

Secunia, a security firm, notes that these two are “highly critical” flaws. Apple has not made a comment yet on this issue according to The Inquirer’s article.

Source: The Inquirer