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Posted by Imhotep on November 22, 2005, 9:36 pm
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options Donnie wrote:
>
>> "Microsoft has expressed concern that this new vulnerability was not
>> disclosed to them first, potentially putting users at risk. Although
>> there is currently no patch for this vulnerability, disabling Active
>> Scripting
> or
>> switching to an alternate browser such as Mozilla Firefox would
> effectively
>> mitigate the risk."
>>
>> I do not believe that there is real malicous code flouting arround for
> this,
>> this has been a known issue since May.....I believe MS has marked it as
> low
>> and as such did nothing about it....typical.
>>
>> http://www.securityfocus.com/brief/58
>>
>> Imhotep
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> I have been disabling active scripting along w/ other things in IE for
> years. It has served me well.
> donnie
...I bet it has!
:-)
Imhotep
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