Scanit browser security checker.

[DorsetBoy]

>> Scanit browser crash test <<

This utility attempts to crash your browser by attempting to load known vulnerabilities, if you run all available tests your AV system "should" react to one of the tests.

This is a really good check of your system.

[Steve]

I ran the browser check on Safari 5.0.2 and Mac OS X 10.6.5 , it passed.

[Technical Ben]

You want me to click that button now? 

[Glenn]

FF passed for me

[zappaDPJ]

Congratulations! The test has found no vulnerabilities in your browser!

Firefox 3.6.12

[Rik]

Ditto. 

[talos]

IE passed ok

[armadillo]

Yes, I have used the Scanit checks for years and they are excellent. Well worth running from time to time. There was also a set of tests on the Finjan security site though they were withdrawn quite a while ago, probably because they were extremely scary and definitely not for anyone of nervous disposition.

[Glenn]

IE6 fails 

[Rik]

Gee, I am surprised.

[Technical Ben]

Well I passed the "quicktime overflow" test easily. No quicktime!

[Rik]

Oddly enough, Secunia flags that as a risk with no solution.

[pctech]

Passed ok with FF 3.6.12 and latest versions of Flash and QT.

[Simon]

 

[Rik]

Well, that's one less thing to worry about.

[Simon]

 

[Technical Ben]

Oddly enough, Secunia flags that as a risk with no solution.

I can think of one... 

[Rik]

 

Me too, but Apple are very insistent.

[Gary]

Me too, but Apple are very insistent.

Fixed in my OS X update, guess there will be one along for windows shortly. That sounds like a bus 

[Rik]

So does my computer at times.

[Gary]

So does my computer at times.

So does the local bus...erm

[Rik]

 

[vitriol]

Ubuntu 10.10 and Firefox 3.16.12

[Rik]

I should hope so.