IE10 How to protect your computer from malicious website harm

For a hands-on demonstration of the use of the HTML5 sandbox, see deep Defense on IE Test Drive: HTML5 Sandbox (English).

Protect your privacy when browsing the web

InPrivate Private Browsing: When you use InPrivate to browse the network, after you close the index tag, the password, search history and page history and other information will be deleted, to avoid the personal data left on the public computer.

Browse with ease

The "No Trace" feature: the "no Trace" feature allows browsers to transfer "no trace" (Does not Track, DNT) headers to the Web site you browse to prevent the site from collecting your browsing information and tracking your network browsing. The response or resolution chosen by the website you visit for the "no tracking" requirement will depend on the privacy Statement of the site.

SmartScreen Filter Tool

can help you identify fake web sites and contain malicious program code of the site, to avoid the use of such web sites to defraud users of user names, passwords and billing information. and displays severe warnings for high-risk downloads. For more detailed IE10 privacy settings Please refer to changing Security and privacy settings in Internet Explorer.

In addition to the SmartScreen filtering tools, Cross site script (XSS) filters, InPrivate browsing, and enhanced protected mode (EPM), HTML5 Sandbox, and enhanced memory protection that are introduced from IE9, the IE10 security feature isolates site content from each Index tags, making it easier to protect your security and privacy.