By Claudio Santambrogio.
Wednesday, 28. October 2009, 09:14:44
Opera, 10.01, security, stability
We published today Opera 10.01, a recommended stability and security update. Thanks to the new automated crashlogging in Opera 10, we collected a lot of the issues that users were seeing, and had a good tool not only to identify some crashers difficult to reproduce in controlled environments, but also to prioritise issues that were affecting a lot of users. A great Thank You to everybody submitting their logs!
See the full changelogs:
WindowsMacLinux/UNIXAnd then go go
download Opera 10.01!
By Claudio Santambrogio.
Tuesday, 3. March 2009, 06:50:34
security, 9.64, desktop, Opera
¡Hola! We released 9.64 today. This release is a recommended security upgrade for all those running the latest stable releases. See the Security Group blog for
some more details.
Changelogs are available:
WindowsMacLinux/UNIXGo
download it - and browse the web securely!
By Claudio Santambrogio.
Tuesday, 16. December 2008, 10:00:07
9.63, Opera, desktop, security
Hei! We released 9.63 today, which addresses quite some security issues. This release is a recommended security upgrade for all those running the latest stable releases.
Changelogs are available:
WindowsMacLinux/UNIXGo
download it - and browse the web securely!
By Tommy A. Olsen.
Sunday, 20. April 2008, 15:45:39
security, certificates, update
In the previous snapshot we introduced EV and automatic updates of certificates. Last Friday, we updated the certificate repository, so if you've been running one of the two latest snapshots during the weekend, the new certificates should already have been installed.
More details
over at Yngve Nysæter Pettersens blog
By Claudio Santambrogio.
Wednesday, 20. February 2008, 14:27:40
desktop, security, stability, release
...
We released 9.26 today, which addresses a few security issues and some stability issues. It also addresses an issue when connecting securely to Windows Server 2008 - see
this article for details. This release is a recommended upgrade for all those running the latest stable releases.
Changelogs are available:
WindowsMacLinux/UNIXGo
download it!
By Claudio Santambrogio.
Thursday, 14. February 2008, 15:51:44
stability, security, desktop, 9.26
...
Stability fixes are coming your way! We are looking into releasing an update to Merlin: 9.26. It will address several stability issues, mainly on Mac where we have received several reports that we have been having trouble to reproduce. So, feedback from you is welcome! Furthermore, we are fixing a stability issue with TLS and the upcoming Windows 2008 Server (IIS 7).
We are also addressing a few security issues; details will be published in due time.
Mozilla notified us of one security issue (
) the day before they
published their public advisory (
). They did not wait for us to come back with an ETA for a fix: they kept their bug reports containing the details of the exploits closed to the public for a few days, and now opened most of them to everybody (
).
Opera is as always committed to not only protecting its users, but to making the Web a safe place. We believe in
responsible disclosure of vulnerabilities affecting several vendors.
Download
By Claudio Santambrogio.
Wednesday, 19. December 2007, 18:44:29
security, desktop, release, 9.25
...
We released 9.25 today, which mainly addresses a few security issues - it is a recommended upgrade for all those running the latest stable releases.
Changelogs are available:
WindowsMacLinux/UNIXGo
download it!
By Claudio Santambrogio.
Wednesday, 17. October 2007, 11:05:36
9.24, security, release, Opera
We just released 9.24, which has some important security fixes and is a recommended upgrade. Go
download it!
Changelogs are available:
WindowsMacLinux/UNIX
By Claudio Santambrogio.
Friday, 3. August 2007, 10:42:36
security, desktop, WEEKLY, fuzz
Yesterday
Mozilla released their jsfunfuzz tool at the Blackhat convention in Las Vegas. The tool is very useful for
stress-testing the javascript engine and its stability. While running the tool, we found four crashers - one of which might have some security implications.
Here is a build that should address all of the issues: test it, give it a spin with the tool - and please report any crashers you might find with the fuzzer, and most importantly: send us a
crashlog along with it!
Have
fuzz fun! And many thanks to Mozilla for sharing their tool.
Download:Windows MSIWindows ClassicMacintoshUnix
By olli.
Thursday, 19. July 2007, 14:10:32
Merlin, torrent, kestrel, security
...
Hey
We released 9.22 today and it's a recommended security update.
Changelogs:
* Windows:
http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/windows/922/* Mac:
http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/mac/922/* Linux/UNIX:
http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/linux/922/Bit Torrent also received some nice improvements, so it should be quite a bit faster now.
Thank you all for participating in the weekly testing..
Looking forward to serving you some fresh Kestrel builds soon.
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