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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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Redmond's Butterfly Effect 2004-06-28
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Redmond's Butterfly Effect 2004-06-28
Eric Lawrence (E_lawrence@hotmail)
browser sploit + cross site scripting = owned 2004-06-29
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IKEA can save our souls 2004-06-29
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Lima / Lamo 2004-06-29
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local zone hardening is not enough 2004-06-29
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Penguinisto (1 replies)
other OS's 2004-07-02
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even cert agrees 2004-06-30
Anonymous
Good read, though... 2004-06-30
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DavidM (EDS)
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Dave
Alternative browsers 2004-07-01
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Alternative browsers 2004-07-02
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Less bugs 2004-07-03
Anonymous
Redmond's Butterfly Effect -- PC Vendors should be required to include alternate browsers 2004-07-02
Roger
The problems with Internet Explorer and its many security weaknesses are such that significant change MUST occur. All PC Vendors ? be it, Dell, HP, Gateway, Sony... should be required to ship with an alternate web browser. This could be Mozilla or Netscape -- but it should just as prominently displayed as IE.

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