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Redmond's Butterfly Effect
Tim Mullen, 2004-06-28

Criminals are benefiting from an Internet Explorer that's so complex even Microsoft can't predict its behavior.

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Eric Lawrence (E_lawrence@hotmail)
browser sploit + cross site scripting = owned 2004-06-29
Anonymous
Redmond's Butterfly Effect 2004-06-29
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IKEA can save our souls 2004-06-29
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Redmond's Butterfly Effect 2004-06-29
Anonymous (1 replies)
There is no need to use IE in any form. Strange that the article made no mention of the alternatives such as Opera, Firefox, Mozilla etc.
Also there is no reason to use Windows at all for maybe 80% of users.


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Good read, though... 2004-06-30
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