Be careful! Internet Explorer New Vulnerability _ Web surfing

Security Agency Secunia has new messages about Microsoft's Internet Explorer,secunia points out that the new problem with Internet Explorer has been presented, and that all of these are very serious, And all of these potential problems will cause significant damage to Internet Explorer users.

The first issue concerns IE's failure to perform a number of projects that have been routed from the Internet to the local area. IE fails to perform the HTML encoding implied by the image or other media, which can result in the site being able to embed HTML encoding into the user's system and then allow the HTML code to be executed locally. The second issue relates to IE's HTML Help control, a special helper (. hhk) file that can execute potentially malicious code, as well as the ability to execute local applications, locking and lowering the SP2 local computer security. With these vulnerabilities, IE will process some of the commands contained in HTML Help control, execute the malicious code, and the details of these vulnerabilities, the interested readers can refer to Secunia ' s advisory.

Microsoft will then provide patches on these issues for Internet Explorer users (including v5.x+, v6.x+) and XP SP2 users to recommend installation. I think if Microsoft is not serious about the security of the browser, perhaps someone should suggest to try Firefox or opera.

If you're interested in knowing if your Internet Explorer is safe, go to test ulnerability here and test the Windows operating system directory that requires the user to install "c:/windows/."