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In an attempt to make IE7 significantly more secure than previous versions of Internet Exploder, Microsoft will be taking various measures, reports eWeek:"re-architected", not a ground-up re-write then? Shame.Quote:
"We've re-architected it to defend against exploits," Mangione said, describing IE 7.0 as a "lower rights IE" with base minimal privileges.
[The story]
One more reason to go Firefox ;)
In other news:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rcb
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A Web browser spoofing vulnerability has returned to plague the latest version of Mozilla Firefox and other Mozilla browsers, a security researcher reported Monday.
The seven-year-old frame-injection vulnerability could allow an attacker to load malicious content in the browser window of a trusted Web site, reported Secunia, a Denmark-based security company.
Oops.
it's a regression in 1.0.4Quote:
Originally Posted by Kez
msie has had the same flaw for months without ever being fixed.
One less reason to go Firefox ;)
Rcb :iloveyou:
both browsers have their good and bad points :)
I can't see people using IE in the "safe" configuration that 2003 server ships with though.