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Oh, shit. I guess I need to go and use IE 8 for awhile then. Fredy, is this on a news site or what because I'm not sure I want to trust anything right now. That's like beating yourself with a baseball bat, someone saying "hey, that's harmful to your face," and then proceeding to do so again, but instead with a knife. Google Chrome would be a good substitute, though.
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Oh, shit. I guess I need to go and use IE 8 for awhile then. Fredy, is this on a news site or what because I'm not sure I want to trust anything right now. That's like beating yourself with a baseball bat, someone saying "hey, that's harmful to your face," and then proceeding to do so again, but instead with a knife. Google Chrome would be a good substitute, though. Or Safari 4 or Opera 10. But seriously, there's no need to worry over one vulnerability which will likely be patched by the end of the weekend. When Mozilla admits they fucked up somehow, they fix it and they fix it fast.
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Looks like its fixed in 3.5.1 now. I just installed it 
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newfieldgrafix
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The only 100% firewall: 
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The only 100% firewall: What if they have wireless? =o And yeah, I believe this is already patched.
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