“Don’t use Firefox”, says German government

The German Federal Office for Information Security has recommended that users stop using Mozilla Firefox, less than 2 months after it also recommended not using Internet Explorer in January.

This recommendation from the German authorities came after a confirmed vulnerability was detected in Firefox.

What do I gather? If every government starts telling users to stop using every browser each time a vulnerability is discovered, I wont be surprised if one day they tell citizens to stop using the internet altogether! :-)

Shijaz Abdulla is a Partner Technology Advisor at Microsoft, helping their top tier partners build on their Microsoft practice. He is also a trusted advisor to medium enterprise customers in Qatar. He is a blogger, tech enthusiast, and a Microsoft evangelist.

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3 comments on "“Don’t use Firefox”, says German government"

  1. “Don’t use Firefox”, says German government – http://tinyurl.com/yabeokb

  2. RT @shijaz: “Don’t use Firefox”, says German government – http://tinyurl.com/yabeokb

  3. Abduljalil says:

    Hello,

    Did you read this :(
    Microsoft exposes Firefox users to drive-by malware downloads
    http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=4614

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