Less than 24 hours after Mozilla pulled its Firefox 16 version from the installer page following a security flaw in the latest browser, it re-released a safe version of the software. Mozilla officially announced the latest version of its open-source web browser on Tuesday, October 9 and the very next day it confirmed the discovery of a security flaw in the browser.

Apple released a carrier update for the iPhone 5 users on Verizon Wireless network to fix the nasty Wi-Fi bug that has been reportedly sucking down the users' cellular data plans even when they are connected to a Wi-Fi network. The security glitch was discovered last week, few days after the worldwide release of the all new iPhone 5 and users have constantly been posting in the Apple's support forums about the iPhone issue.

Samsung relieved hundreds of users operating Galaxy S III from the remote wipe vulnerability issue, announcing a software fix for the hole found in the Samsung Android Smartphones. Samsung is offering a security patch that users can install on their device to safeguard it from any remote wipe vulnerability. Users can download the latest software update via over-the-air (OTA) service to patch the problem that has been creating a serious panic among the Samsung Android phone users since the bug was found.