Firefox is the most vulnerable because it's the most used. Same thing happens with Windows in relation to MAC OS or Linux.
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Nothing is ever 100% secure. If you configure FF right the security is plenty good.
FF is a better browser in every other way, no way would I switch back to IE just because at this moment in time it just happens to be slightly more secure. The security issue seems to go back and forth between versions. IE will get attacked more and hit harder because it has a higher percentage of users so I still think you have a better chance getting hit using IE. Just like PCs get hit harder then Macs.
Really? You want to say that FF is the most used browser? The second place gos to Safari and only the 3rd - to IE.
Sounds about right...
“If you can convince the lowest white man he’s better than the best colored man, he won’t notice you’re picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he’ll empty his pockets for you.”
Securyty reports by last official version numbers:
Mozilla Firefox 3.5.x = 37 Vulnerabilities
IE8 = 16 Vulnerabilities
Apple Safari 4.x = 9 Vulnerabilities
Google Chrome 3.x = 3 Vulnerabilities
Likewise and its the best browser I have ever used too. Folks you really need to give it a try as it has some superb features.
Miles better than Firefox.
Agreed. But there are no useful plugins for it, and that is the only problem.
BTW: according to stats, Opera is the most popular browser in Russia (something about 60%-70% of all AFAIR). I don't know why it's not popular in other countries.
that is the most vague graph i've ever seen- how do you quantify a browser's vulnerability to the internet? Looks like something that would scare my grandparents though
By the way. FireFox is the most vulnerable browser ever:
I completely don't buy that they are including ALL versions of IE either. Is that graph covering back to IE 6 ? And does it include spyware, adware exploits? Cause IE has always been terrible for that.
Did "you" make that graph, where does this data come from? Just the links you posted below and you "compiled" it? lol
I use FF and a nice reliable virus software, I would not say that FF is "highly vulnerable" but I have seen a HUGE increase of "ads" that make my virus software go apeshit
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