Secunia has posted an . The software "fails to validate the Common Name of a SSL certificate." This makes it possible to spoof SSL sites, so that users can't trust the authenticity of a SSL website. Secunia notes that Internet Explorer and Netscape suffered similar vulnerabilities a few years ago.
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