Users who are using Apple’s Safari web browser on a Windows operating system are at high risk according to Microsoft’s security team. They said that there is a hole that allows malware to be posted on a user’s desktop without their permission.
The article at Networkworld.com quoted a story which says:
The recommendation comes a week after researcher Nitesh Dhanjani reported that Apple’s browser doesn’t seek user permission before downloading certain types of files. Even when encountering malicious iframes – a common occurrence these days even on the most trustworthy of sites – Safari obediently does what it’s told to do, including downloading a file hundreds of times.
Source: Network World

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We should all just stick with Firefox.
Firefox is over rated as well. It too has some major security holes….the creators just don’t both to inform you about them.
Thanks for the info. It’s a nice warning for me.