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First iPhone update available; Safari security enhanced

August 1, 2007 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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Well it happened — the first iPhone update is available! It’s not exactly the major update we’ve been hoping for, rather Apple decided to release the quick Safari fix to make us browse the web more safely. According to their changelog, Safari is now updated to prevent cross-site scripting and arbitrary code execution, WebCore is fixed to deny cross-site requests, and WebKit has improved domain name validity check, as well as unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution bug fixed.

First iPhone update

There you have it – web surfing on your iPhone is now more secure than ever. Not that the mentioned bugs actually bothered many of the iPhone users…

[Via: Engadget]

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