A critical vulnerability has been patched in Opera

José A. Vázquez found a critical security vulnerability in the browser that could allow remote code execution and published the code that could be used to exploit this vulnerability. The expert said he had been reporting the bug to the developers for a year now.

Opera 11.52 was released yesterday, which fixes the zero-day vulnerability outlined above, but also includes some stability fixes. The company, of course, recommends that all users upgrade to the latest version. Users who are already running Opera will automatically install the new version, but it can be downloaded about our server is. The bug fix will hopefully not delay your web browser the next major version appearance.

Due to the irresponsibly disclosed vulnerability, the Opera security team was not very happy for obvious reasons, which also gave a sound.

 Source: Opera.com, magyaropera.blog.hu, news.softpedia.com