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Story: Microsoft rushes out fix for cursor flaw

Posted by: ator1940 (Monday 2 April 2007, 7:26 PM)

Windows cursor flaw

Anyone still using MSIE is flirting with danger. This has been proven to be the most vulnerable, insecure, browser on planet earth. When combined with any version of windows it becomes a double threat.
Switch to Firefox, Opera, or Mozilla suite. Those sites that require you use IE are also contributing to the spread of worms, trojans, etc.

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