IE Vulnerability

[Guest]

Is any of the following true?

Internet Explorer 0-Day Exploit

A serious Internet Explorer vulnerability was discovered on November 21,
2005. This flaw allows a malicious website to execute code on Windows
computers without user interaction. Microsoft has not yet released a patch
for this vulnerability.

Computers that access the Internet through other off-campus service
providers are not safe if Internet Explorer is used to browse the Web. An
alternative Web browser should be used until Microsoft releases a patch for
this vulnerability.

The Mozilla Firefox browser is recommended as a safer alternative to
Microsoft's Internet Explorer.

 

[C A Upsdell]

Is any of the following true?

Internet Explorer 0-Day Exploit

A serious Internet Explorer vulnerability was discovered on November 21,
2005. This flaw allows a malicious website to execute code on Windows
computers without user interaction. Microsoft has not yet released a patch
for this vulnerability.

See
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1891749,00.asp?kc=EWRSS03119TX1K0000594

I'm sure it was fixed.

 

[Sandi Hardmeier - MVP]

Go to http://msmvps.com/spywaresucks and conduct a search for
createTextRange for lots of info.

 

[Utah Jeff]

I FINALLY switched to firefox and I love it. No more spyware, faster
downloads, and I love the tabbed interface. Best of all it's free.
You can get it here.

http://mozilla-firefox-download.blogspot.com