| Internet Explorer Flaw Exposes Any File On Your PC (The Huffington Post) |
| Saturday, 06 February 2010 | |
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Internet Explorer is no stranger to security vulnerabilities, but a flaw revealed by Microsoft on Wednesday is one of the most stunning we've ever seen. The flaw effects IE6, IE7, and IE8 on Windows XP as well as IE7 and IE8 on Vista and Windows 7 if protected mode has been disabled (though protected mode is turned on by default). Source : The Huffington Post (subscribe) Explore : Internet, Operating Systems, Windows, Windows 7 |
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