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Introducing the Security @ Opera home page
Welcome to the new home page of the Opera Security Group.
This is where we are going to announce security updates, links to advisories, and occasional articles with information about security topics related to Opera.
You can find out more about Opera's policies for security vulnerabilities at this page. We prefer that security vulnerabilities, like all bugs, are reported via our bug-tracking system, although we do also accept reports via the e-mail address security (at) opera dot com (PGP key can be found in this article).
This is where we are going to announce security updates, links to advisories, and occasional articles with information about security topics related to Opera.
You can find out more about Opera's policies for security vulnerabilities at this page. We prefer that security vulnerabilities, like all bugs, are reported via our bug-tracking system, although we do also accept reports via the e-mail address security (at) opera dot com (PGP key can be found in this article).
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| Published in | Security Group blog |
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| Date | January 30, 2009 |
| Author | Yngve Nysæter Pettersen |
| Tags | Opera, browser, Security, 512-bit, 9.64, Certificates, desktop, MD5, renego, renegotiation, RSA, Security Issue |
| Original | Internet Archive |
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