Apple is finally catching up with other browser makers in terms of security and has released a Safari web browser with anti-phishing protection. But first look left us wanting more, since we found that the new anti-phishing tools in Safari 3.2 are unreliable and half-baked, to say the least. It appears that Apple rushed the update without the necessary thorough testing. If you ask us, an average user's idea of online security goes far beyond Apple's "preference checkbox" implementation.