Solve : IE 7 is out and it already has a VOULNARABILITY?

1.	Solve : IE 7 is out and it already has a VOULNARABILITY?
Answer» The Title explains it all, can you belive it MAN IE7 just came out today and it already have problems.. that sux, I use Firefox and i like it.. what about you guys..Would you please explain what issues you have encountered personaly since using IE 7 that came out on Friday ? dl65 FOUND early this morning, explains the problem. DL65 beat me to it!! (funny* if they would quit making "crap" all the time, maybe their stock might go up someday! ) [highlight]http://www.theage.com.au/news/biztech/flaw-found-in-new-microsoft-browser/2006/10/20/1160851102498.html[/highlight]Haha!I sometimes wonder , what if the same amount of people were Trying to crack Fire Fox, how many unknown Vulnerabilities would show up? At Least With IE you know where you standQuote I sometimes wonder , what if the same amount of people were Trying to crack Fire Fox, how many unknown Vulnerabilities would show up? At Least With IE you know where you stand The source code for firefox is open source, ANYONE can try to find exploits. The source code for IE is not public. Only those with a good amount of skill can crack it. So much for knowing where you stand. QUOTE The Title explains it all, can you belive it man IE7 just came out today and it already have problems.. that sux, I use Firefox and i like it.. what about you guys.. Why do you think this is so unbelievable? It fits perfectly. Well, I'd say that vulnerability is, for all practical puposes, insignificant to most IE users. Here's a quote from the article: "But Thomas Kristensen, Secunia's chief technology officer, TOLD CSOnline.com that "it is hard to exploit the flaw because it requires the attacker to lure someone to a malicious site, and for the attacker to know what other secure site the visitor might simultaneously have open". Quote Well, I'd say that vulnerability is, for all practical puposes, insignificant to most IE users. Here's a quote from the article: "But Thomas Kristensen, Secunia's chief technology officer, told CSOnline.com that "it is hard to exploit the flaw because it requires the attacker to lure someone to a malicious site, and for the attacker to know what other secure site the visitor might simultaneously have open". You're right, that only applies to idiots. Wait, isn't that the largest ethnical group of IE users?lol...

Answer» The Title explains it all, can you belive it MAN IE7 just came out today and it already have problems.. that sux, I use Firefox and i like it.. what about you guys..Would you please explain what issues you have encountered personaly since
using IE 7 that came out on Friday ?

dl65 FOUND early this morning, explains the problem. DL65 beat me to it!!

(funny* if they would quit making "crap" all the time, maybe their stock might go up someday! )

[highlight]http://www.theage.com.au/news/biztech/flaw-found-in-new-microsoft-browser/2006/10/20/1160851102498.html[/highlight]Haha!I sometimes wonder , what if the same amount of people were Trying to crack Fire Fox, how many unknown Vulnerabilities would show up?

At Least With IE you know where you standQuote

I sometimes wonder , what if the same amount of people were Trying to crack Fire Fox, how many unknown Vulnerabilities would show up?

At Least With IE you know where you stand

The source code for firefox is open source, ANYONE can try to find exploits.

The source code for IE is not public. Only those with a good amount of skill can crack it.

So much for knowing where you stand.

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The Title explains it all, can you belive it man IE7 just came out today and it already have problems.. that sux, I use Firefox and i like it.. what about you guys..

Why do you think this is so unbelievable? It fits perfectly.
Well, I'd say that vulnerability is, for all practical puposes, insignificant to most IE users. Here's a quote from the article:

"But Thomas Kristensen, Secunia's chief technology officer, TOLD CSOnline.com that "it is hard to exploit the flaw because it requires the attacker to lure someone to a malicious site, and for the attacker to know what other secure site the visitor might simultaneously have open".

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Well, I'd say that vulnerability is, for all practical puposes, insignificant to most IE users. Here's a quote from the article:

"But Thomas Kristensen, Secunia's chief technology officer, told CSOnline.com that "it is hard to exploit the flaw because it requires the attacker to lure someone to a malicious site, and for the attacker to know what other secure site the visitor might simultaneously have open".

You're right, that only applies to idiots.

Wait, isn't that the largest ethnical group of IE users?lol...

Solve : IE 7 is out and it already has a VOULNARABILITY?

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