WhiteHat has disclosed a critical security vulnerability in Apple's Safari browser that could allow hackers to extract personal information from the OS X address book.
"Right at the moment a Safari user visits a malicious website, even if they've never been there before or entered any personal information, [it] can uncover their first name, last name, work place, city, state and email address," WhiteHat CTO Jeremiah Grossman wrote in an official blog post.
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