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IE Flaw Puts Windows XP SP2 At Risk
Zigor writes "CNET is reporting that a new flaw has been discovered in Internet Explorer that could enable a remote attack on systems running Windows XP with Service Pack 2, eEye Digital Security has warned. The discovery of this IE flaw comes just over a month after Microsoft issued a cumulative patch addressing three vulnerabilities for IE. The new IE flaw also adds to another vulnerability, discovered last month, that affects systems using Windows XP SP2."
Let it burn.
---- Booth was a patriot ----
sp2 also makes the whole thing run considerably slower.. and causes incompatibilities with certain (admittedly poorly written, but your running them on a poorly written os too) apps..
The best solution, would be to uninstall the affected software and replace it (or not use it atall, not all machines need a browser) but ms makes that as hard as possible to do.
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Yeah, they don't su[pport software you've stolen from them. I bet if I stole your TV, you wouldn't tell me how to change the channels, either.
You're lucky genuine advantage doesn't directly contact your local district attorney when you fail it.
then leave, you big fag.
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