ProtonMail drops support for Microsoft’s Internet Explorer over security concerns
With less than one of percent users, Internet Explorer just isn't worth supporting any more, according to ProtonMail.
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Microsoft patches 17 critical flaws
Microsoft and Adobe release September Patch Tuesday updates.
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0-day IE attacks part of decade long hacks on Chinese government, say Chinese researchers
Chinese researchers suggest South Korean hackers found a hole in Microsoft's Visual Basic script engine to attack the Chinese government trade groups.
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Microsoft patches critical IE bug that is being exploited now
The Microsoft May Patch Tuesday update fixes 67 security flaws including one used in targeted attacks and another revealed by Google researchers.
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Chrome versus IE and Edge: which is more secure for enterprise?
Google releases two third-party white papers to show why Chrome is more secure than Internet Explorer 11 and Microsoft Edge in the enterprise.
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Bugs and Fixes: updates to Windows iTunes, Java, and Internet Explorer
Update, update, update: Form that habit now, if you haven't already, to keep up with security fixes. The latest include the usual tweaks to fend off malicious attacks, and a fix to Java that should prevent it from disabling itself constantly. That would be nice.
Jon L. Jacobi | 01 Nov | Read more