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December 16, 2006 In some cases the antiphishing feature that protects against fraudulent Web sites in Internet Explorer 7 bogged down Windows PCs. TAGS: Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, phishing, Microsoft Internet Explorer, frame, Web page, Microsoft Corp., CPU, Firefox, security, Web browser, Microsoft Windows

September 26, 2006 Update repairs serious security hole cybercrooks have been using to get malicious software on Windows PCs. TAGS: Sunbelt Software, Windows PC, Microsoft Internet Explorer, flaw, fix, malicious software, vulnerability, security, HTML, monitoring, Web page, Microsoft Corp., e-mail, Microsoft Windows, PC

January 29, 2004 The company says it will release a software update to Internet Explorer and Windows Explorer designed to protect Web surfers from being lured to Web sites with malicious code. TAGS: Microsoft Internet Explorer, attacker, link, malicious code, HTTP, security, Microsoft Windows Explorer, Web page, password, software company, Web browser, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows

April 11, 2006 Microsoft bulletins highlight browser flaw being used in cyberattacks, plus fix bugs in Windows and other software. TAGS: bulletin, vulnerability, Microsoft Internet Explorer, cyberattack, Microsoft Windows ME, Symantec Corp., flaw, Microsoft Outlook Express, bug, Web browser, Web page, security, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Corp., attack

December 2, 2005 Researcher finds a way to steal data from unwitting users of Google's desktop search tool by exploiting an unpatched IE flaw. TAGS: Google Desktop, flaw, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Google Inc., CSS, desktop search, attacker, researcher, Web page, security, Microsoft Corp., Web browser, PC, Microsoft Windows

January 14, 2005 Trojan horses are piggybacking on an antipiracy feature in Media Player, a security firm claims. But Microsoft denies it's a flaw. TAGS: Overpeer, Panda Software, Ben Edelman, Microsoft Windows Media Player, rights-management, spyware, digital-rights management, media player, antipiracy, Windows Media, flaw, adware, P2P, trojan horse, researcher, Microsoft Internet Explorer

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