The better story about this vulnerability is the fact that the entire delivery of the malware (from a compromised US foreign policy think tank, no less), was limited to people with the ability to view English (American English), Russian, Japanese and traditional Chinese characters. It's supected of being a 'watering hole' attack. Read more from the earlier submission which didn't include bullshit link bait for advertising dollars.

The security firm FireEye is reporting that a 0Day was used in this attack, & provides some great details on the metadata left by the attacker(s).

FireEye also reports the malware as targeting "...English (U.S.), Chinese (China), Chinese (Taiwan), Japanese, Korean, or Russian," contrary to the Free Beacon's information that the attack was exclusively targeting machines with support for Chinese characters.

that a 0Day was used in this attack, & provides some great details on the metadata left by the attacker(s).

FireEye also reports the malware as targeting "...English (U.S.), Chinese (China), Chinese (Taiwan), Japanese, Korean, or Russian," contrary to the Free Beacon's information that the attack was exclusively targeting machines with support for Chinese characters.

I've never tried SeaMonkey because i don't want an email client, a newsreader client, an rss reader, an irc client, and an html editor bundled with my browser. I already have some great solutions for those applications.