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January 2010
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Sunday, 31 January 2010 19:09
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Microsoft proclaimed will continue to provide support in Internet Explorer 6 browsers until four years. But the users are likely to leave IE 6 as soon as possible. Because some sites have removed their support for that web browsers release in 2001.The search engine, Google even officially declared not to support IE 6 after March 1 this year. IE6 has many security holes and was responsible for several attacks in the search engine. Online services such as Google Docs will not work optimally when accessed using a IE6. Read more
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Wednesday 27 January 2010
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Wednesday, 27 January 2010 08:01
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Just one day earlier after Microsoft released an emergency software update to patch flaws in Internet Explorer (IE), Internet security firm discovered other weaknesses again. Core Security Technologies, based in London found a weakness on Friday, January 22, 2010, a day earlier after Microsoft released an emergency patch to protect users from cyber attacks. Read more
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Friday, 22 January 2010 09:15
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Vulnerability in Internet Explorer (IE) provides benefits for other browsers. After Microsoft confirmed that hackers exploited a weakness in IE to attack Google some time ago, some countries advise their citizens to switch to another browser such as Opera and Firefox. France, Germany and Australia are the countries that have serious attention to this problem. Vulnerability in IE to make these three countries reacted to prohibit their citizens using IE.
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Friday, 15 January 2010 07:28
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After hacking target in China, Google tightened the security of his email service to avoid a similar disturbance in the future.Tightening of security would result in Gmail pinned 'https' at the beginning of the url. 'https' means the content of this email will be encrypted in such a way as to deceive users who want to break illegally.
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