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tracyanne

Nov 01, 2010
9:28 PM EDT
Quoting:Yep.....IE is the winner - apparently. But in the back of my mind is the niggling question: How secure is IE compared to the other browsers ? So far, it's an unanswered question.


http://www.zdnet.com/blog/security/two-year-old-data-leakage...

Two-year-old data leakage flaw still haunts Internet Explorer
Ridcully

Nov 01, 2010
10:27 PM EDT 		Thanks tracyanne......I had a look and did the double take and "oops", wrong topic for the thread. I'm not really surprised by your comment; I had a feeling this would be the case with IE9. Still a leaky sieve, but wiser heads than mine know why.
jsusanka

Nov 01, 2010
10:39 PM EDT 		these are still all preview releases and really doesn't mean anything till they are production.

microsoft can do all the want in the dev world but we will see when the rubber meets the road.

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