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ZDNN Analysis IE5 flaw makes PCs vulnerable
describes an ActiveX exploit (ActiveXploit?) called a "treacherous design
flaw in Internet Explorer 5.0 -- is perhaps the most serious ever. It allows
anyone with a Web page to take over your computer system via a few simple lines
of text within the HTML code that comprises the page. If you so much as visit
the page, your system may be subject to the exploit." There is word there
on how to plug the potential holes until a better fix is available. Sorry on the
lateness in posting news of this potentially dangerous exploit, this was posted
a few days ago, and I meant to post this when I saw mention of it the other day
on Sharky Extreme, and obviously
failed to do so. Sorry about that. Thanks Paul Baucom for the reminder.
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