Mozilla has come up with all new revamped version of its Firefox web browser, which boasts of all new fixes for a number of vulnerabilities.

Firefox 3.6.7 is claimed to mend 14 security threats pertaining to the web browser, out of these eight are deemed to as critical and two of them come as highly severe and four being moderately damaging.

It was further stated that the update is claimed to increase stability and proffers shield against known hacking attacks. 

In further addition to this note it has been stated that the threat permits cross-domain data theft via CSS and multiple location bar spoofing vulnerabilities, also catering to the resolve five of the bugs coming out of TippingPoint's Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) programme.

Meanwhile Mozilla has released a list of the entire set of bugs that has been known to cure the threats.