Microsoft patches critical holes in IE and .NET
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The open-source patch for Internet Explorer has been updated - because it contained a security flaw that was potentially more damaging than the one it aimed to fix Read more
22 December, 2003 by Munir KotadiaInternet Explorer is now just about the most secure browser available, says Microsoft - because so many security holes have been filled Read more
10 February, 2004 by Munir KotadiaSoftware will always be vulnerable, and users will always be gullible, but is Microsoft really the victim of circumstance that it appeared to be last week? Read more
6 February, 2004 by Matt Loney...for 9 February. For more on this story, see Microsoft to issue
Microsoft is working 'non-stop' to fix the latest flaw in Internet Explorer, as attacks flood in Read more
26 September, 2006 by Joris EversAn revised version of the patch has been released, repairing a serious security flaw introduced by the original Read more
25 August, 2006 by Joris EversThe security firm has made a patch to a serious Internet Explorer hole public in response to the demands of its customers Read more
28 March, 2006 by Joris EversMicrosoft's latest Internet Explorer patch was issued to help stop phishing attacks, but it doesn't always work as advertised Read more
4 February, 2004 by Munir KotadiaWhen Microsoft patched a security hole in Internet Explorer this week, it also blocked users from accessing certain Web sites Read more
4 February, 2004 by Munir KotadiaAn open-source Web site has published a patch that could fix a vulnerability in Internet Explorer, but software developers and analysts are suspicious Read more
19 December, 2003 by Munir KotadiaMicrosoft's latest patch for Internet Explorer is supposed to fix a slew of vulnerabilities. But experts say it leaves some gaping security holes wide open. So should you install it or not? Read more
23 May, 2002 by Robert VamosiCritical security holes in Internet Explorer get patches, but is still working on a fix for the latest hole in Windows NT and Windows 2000 Read more
2 April, 2002 by David BeckerSecurity wrinkles ironed out by software giant... Read more
17 December, 2001 by Kate HanaghanMicrosoft has moved again to patch up its bug-bitten Internet Explorer Web browser. On Saturday, the firm posted a fix that covers all three security issues that made the news last week. Read more
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