Soon after the long awaited Opera 10.52 releases comes 10.53, which focuses on a highly severe security fix. Suffice to say that this is a recommended update for all Opera users.

Both the Windows and Mac platforms have received this update, and also includes two small changes: CORE-29447 (Possible vulnerability (SA39590: Writing Uninitialised Memory Vulnerability)), CORE-28262 (Fixed order of dialog.ini loading to make the one in the custom folder work), and CARAKAN-1278 (Freeze on Google Maps).

Those with Opera should receive the update automatically, but it can also be triggered from the Help menu. If you (also) want the full binary, you can get it from Opera's web site.