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Get the details on Internet Explorer 7's security improvements
This article is also available as PDF download.IE 7 includes new end-user features such as tabbed browsing,but its main claim to fame is added security. Both as a browser upgrade for XPand as the built-in browser for Windows Vista, IE7 provides a number of newmechanisms to make Web browsing more...
Tags: ActiveX, Deb Shinder, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, phishing, security, Web
Technical articles 2006-10-23
Why you should think twice before ditching Internet Explorer
Why you should think twice before ditching Internet Explorerarticle rootSomewhat misleading...It's true that Internet Explorer supports some proprietary technology that no other browser chooses to implement because of its proprietary nature or security issues related to the technology (I'm referring to ActiveX in particular). But as far as web standards...
Tags: ActiveX, Microsoft Internet Explorer, nanobot@..., Opera Software, security, standards, W3C, Web, Web browser, web browsers, web design, web development, Web site
Discussion threads 2005-10-14
Piggyback developers in a bind over IE
significant number of Web sites are coded specifically to work with IE,Microsoft has gone to some significant effort to promote "IE Only" featured Web development, to assure that their monopoly will continue despite well-developed competition.Forcing people to move to XP cannot work, since many WIN95-WIN98 users are on PC's that...
Tags: activeX, Dilbert-Tom, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web
Discussion threads 2004-10-11
SP2 vs. the plug-ins
Stay on top of the latest tech news with our free IT News Digest e-newsletter, delivered each weekday. Automatically sign up today!By ...
Tags: Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2, ActiveX/COM/COM+/DCOM, Web browsers, Tools & Techniques, ActiveX, Service Pack 2, security, software, plug-in, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web, Web browser
Technical articles 2004-09-03

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Both Internet Explorer and Firefox Need To Be Held to a Higher Standard
David Berlind over at ZDNet recently responded to George Ou's piece on the possibility of media bias regarding coverage of Internet Explorer and Firefox.Let us apply my patented Logic Analysis System on the concept of holding companies to different standards for the same type of product, using some of Mr....
Tags: Ford Motor Co., Kia Motors Corp., Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox
Blog posts 2006-04-17
internet explorer outgoing script error
what is the reason for receiving an "internet explorer script error [Line: 15868]; CHAR: 13; ERROR: denied; CODE: 0, when sending an email via outlook express 6?Re: script error...Script errors in IE6 and 7. SYMPTOMSA Web page may not display or work correctly, and you may receive an error message...
Tags: Web browsers, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web page, Internet Options, script error, Click OK, Tools Menu, Web
Discussion threads 2008-09-07
Learn two ways to disable Internet Explorer
Learn two ways to disable Internet Explorerarticle rootIE only pagesThe problem I have found is that there are sites I can not navigate if I DON'T have IE. These usually have forms or other IE specific navigation. I use FireFox as my main browser, but every now and...
Tags: browser, ie, IEView Extension, jebwhs87, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, security, Web browser
Discussion threads 2005-08-19
Stall your upgrade to Internet Explorer 8
What browser do you recommend for your network?Every tech has his or her software preferences, but there are also business needs to be considered. Which one is the best fit for your organization?If Internet Explorer is the default browser on your network, are you going to jump on IE 8,...
Tags: Web browsers, Microsoft Internet Explorer, IE8, Internet Explorer 8, IE 8, Mozilla Firefox, Web browser
Discussion threads 2009-01-15
ActiveX control hole in Internet Explorer
This week, the Exterminator takes a look at a hole in Microsoft Internet Explorer caused by an ActiveX control. Also, look for updates from Novell and virus updates.Exterminator kills bugs deadThe Exterminator brings you weekly updates on bug fixes, virus recovery, service release announcements, and security notices for Windows, Sun,...
Tags: Patches, Cyberthreats, SECURITY, Ed Engelking II A+, Novell Inc., Microsoft Internet Explorer, ActiveX Control, Information URL, Click Here, patch, virus
Technical articles 2000-07-07
A pair of new Internet Explorer threats are currently unpatched
Two new Internet Explorer threats haven't been patched. Sinceone of them is addressed in Windows XP Service Pack 2, it may not be patcheduntil the release of that Service Pack. In other news, the first cell phone virus has been detected,as discussed at the bottom of this article.DetailsUS-CERT VulnerabilityNote VU#713878...
Tags: John McCormick, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Internet Explorer 6, US-CERT Vulnerability Note VU#713878, vulnerability
Technical articles 2004-06-28
Lock IT Down: Internet Explorer Codebase Localpath threat remains unpatched
Microsoft Internet Explorer localpath vulnerability unpatchedA new flaw in IE 6.0 could allow attackers to shut down a computer just by getting users to visit a malicious Web site. Commonly referred to as the Codebase Localpath vulnerability, Microsoft was notified of this threat in January and February of 2002. As...
Tags: Web browsers, SECURITY, John McCormick, Logoff.exe, Shutdown.exe, vulnerability, Codebase Localpath, Microsoft Internet Explorer, attack, Microsoft Corp.
Technical articles 2002-04-01
Smoothing the transition from Internet Explorer to Firefox
Smoothing the transition from Internet Explorer to FirefoxHave you gotten the memo stating that your company isofficially dropping support for Internet Explorer in favor of the newly minted1.0 version of Mozilla Firefox? No? Check your mail. On a serious note, Firefoxis truly taking the browsing world by storm. At the...
Tags: Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Scott Lowe MCSE, Web browser
Technical articles 2005-02-09
Ten words or less: "Internet Explorer 7 is..."
Ten words or less: "Internet Explorer 7 is..."In ten words or less, complete the following sentence: "Internet Explorer 7 is..."I'll start with "...the best imitation of Firefox I've seen in a while."more exploits in progress..and Jay, you need to take a look at Seamonkey.Mozilla's answer to Netscape Communicator. :pMine isStill...
Tags: Web browsers, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7
Discussion threads 2006-05-02
Microsoft releases a special security bulletin for three critical IE flaws
Microsoft released an urgent cumulative security bulletin onFriday, July 30, 2004. The company obviously puts a high priority on thecritical security issues covered in this bulletin since it broke its policy ofreleasing all security bulletins for the month on a single day in the firsthalf of each month. The new...
Tags: Microsoft Internet Explorer, vulnerability, John McCormick, malicious e-mail message, Microsoft Corp., attacker, security
Technical articles 2004-08-04
Why you should think twice before ditching Internet Explorer
If your organization has decided that using IE on a regular basis exposes it to security risks, it's not necessarily wrong. But switching to an alternative Web browser isn't necessarily the right decision either. Find out why even long-time Microsoft critic Jonathan Yarden says companies shouldn't be so quick to...
Tags: Microsoft Internet Explorer, Jonathan Yarden, Web browsers, Web browser, security, Internet Security Focus Newsletter, Internet
Technical articles 2005-10-14
Improve the security of ActiveX and browser add-ons while maintaining usability
ActiveX is a major source of security headaches in MicrosoftInternet Explorer. Although IT professionals might wish to disable ActiveXaltogether, that simply isn't an option for many users, so we need to know howto tweak various settings and permissions for the different security zones inIE. Fortunately, there are a variety of...
Tags: Microsoft Internet Explorer, John McCormick, ActiveX, Web browser, ActiveX Control, Add-On Manager, security
Technical articles 2005-08-05
SolutionBase: Run Internet Explorer on Linux
Even Linux devotees may need to use Internet Explorer on occasion for tasks such as testing Web design or JavaScript. Brian Smith shows you how to get Microsoft's browser running on Linux. Most Linux users would be appalled by the idea of attempting to contaminate a Linux installation...
Tags: Console, Author, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Wine, IEs4Linux, Web Browsers, Linux, Internet, Operating Systems, Software, Brian Smith, Internet Explorer
Technical articles 2007-10-11
Tech Tip: Properly control ActiveX security
By Mike MullinsActiveX is a Microsoft-designed mechanismthat allows Web browsers and e-mail programs, such as Outlook, todownload and execute programs from the Internet. These programs,known as ActiveX controls, execute as native applications and havefull access and rights to everything on the machine within thepermissions of the user executing the code....
Tags: ActiveX, ActiveX Control, Mike Mullins, security
Technical articles 2003-12-08
Microsoft users face two zero-day threats in a week
Microsoft has released two security advisories in the past week, confirming two separate ActiveX vulnerabilities. Exploit code is circulating for both threats, but Microsoft hasn't yet released patches. Get the details in this edition of the IT Locksmith, and learn about possible workarounds. Two ActiveX threats have emerged for...
Tags: Microsoft Corp., John McCormick, Microsoft Windows, SECURITY, ActiveX/COM/COM+/DCOM, vulnerability, US-CERT Vulnerability Note VU#585137, IT Locksmith Newsletter, Information Technology, US-CERT
Technical articles 2006-11-06
Boost Office 2007 security with Information Rights Management, the Document Inspector, and the Trust Center
This article is alsoavailable as a PDF download.In our previous article on Office 2007 security, wediscussed three of the mechanisms built into Office 2007: document encryption,formatting and editing restrictions, and digital signatures. In this article,we'll take a look at three more: Information Rights Management IRM, checkingdocuments for personal information metadata,...
Tags: Security, Microsoft Office
Technical articles 2007-04-26
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