Security Advisories

Web fonts can be used to spoof the page address - Opera Security Advisories

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Sites using revoked intermediate certificates might be shown as secure - Opera Security Advisories

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Random number generator and input name linebreaks can be used to send custom data to other sites - Opera Security Advisories

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Specially crafted JPEG images can be used to execute arbitrary code - Opera Security Advisories

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TLS certificates can be used to execute arbitrary code - Opera Security Advisories

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Certain characters can be used to allow cross-site scripting - Opera Security Advisories

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Opera security upgrade for Linux, Solaris and FreeBSD - Opera Security Advisories

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A JPEG image with a malformed header can crash Opera - Opera Security Advisories

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Vulnerability in createSVGTransformFromMatrix (JavaScript, SVG) - Opera Security Advisories

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The links panel can allow cross-site scripting - Opera Security Advisories

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History Search can be used to execute arbitrary code - Opera Security Advisories

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Feed preview can reveal contents of unrelated news feeds - Opera Security Advisories

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Fast Forward can allow cross-site scripting - Opera Security Advisories

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History Search can reveal browsing history - Opera Security Advisories

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Java applets can be used to read sensitive information - Opera Security Advisories

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Specially crafted addresses can execute arbitrary code - Opera Security Advisories

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Feed subscription can cause the wrong page address to be displayed - Opera Security Advisories

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Feed links can link to local files - Opera Security Advisories

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Insecure pages can show incorrect security information - Opera Security Advisories

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Custom shortcuts can pass the wrong parameters to applications - Opera Security Advisories

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