WolfsBane58
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As soon as Microsoft pushed out the suppose fix for the Active X flaw last week, a Swedish firm has found yet another flaw with a different component of Active X that a malicious programmer can use to download a routing via Internet Explorer. Potentially the same issue... the routing would direct IE to another website where a program can be downloaded to your computer and open it up to the malicious programmer's wishes.
Using MS Internet Explorer is becoming a greater risk each and every day...
My testing of Mozilla Firebird continues... version 0.9.1, (a just released bug fixer, supposedly), seems to be stable enough, though the issues with the Menu Bar, (freezes after you go from standard window to full screen and back), hasn't been fixed in this release.
Using MS Internet Explorer is becoming a greater risk each and every day...
My testing of Mozilla Firebird continues... version 0.9.1, (a just released bug fixer, supposedly), seems to be stable enough, though the issues with the Menu Bar, (freezes after you go from standard window to full screen and back), hasn't been fixed in this release.