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19th September 2005, 04:31 PM

Username: Mr. Tech

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New Security Flaw Discovered in IE

New Security Flaw Discovered in IE

I love FireFox. I don't think I would ever go back to IE

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Security firm eEye released a notice on Thursday saying it had discovered a new flaw within Internet Explorer on both Windows XP and XP SP2. According to the notice, "A vulnerability in default installations of the affected software could allow for remote code execution."

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