, SecurityFocus 2005-08-08
Microsoft 's experimental Honeymonkey project has found almost 750 Web pages that attempt to load malicious code onto visitors' computers and detected an attack using a vulnerability that had not been publicly disclosed, the software giant said in a paper released this month.
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Microsoft's "monkeys" find first zero-day exploit ridicolous
2005-08-13
MSIE IV (1 replies)
MSIE IV (1 replies)
Re: Microsoft's "monkeys" find first zero-day exploit ridicolous
2005-08-14
MonkeyMan (2 replies)
MonkeyMan (2 replies)
Re: Re: Microsoft's "monkeys" find first zero-day exploit ridicolous
2005-08-21
Anonymous (2 replies)
Anonymous (2 replies)

malicious websites, Microsoft should inform the
public so the user can block their IP's or add
the URL to the restricted zone. Typical Microsoft
warning people for dangers but not doing anything
useful with it. More reason to use Firefox or any
other browser.
Spetz
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