IE11 has contributed a lot. Microsoft says it has improved network security by 40%.

With the Win8.1 system, Microsoft has released the latest Internet browser, Internet Explorer 11 (ie 11), to the world. Microsoft also released the new version of Internet Explorer (IE11) to the Win7 SP1/Server 2008 R2 SP1 platform this month. IE11 focuses on speed, security, and simplicity. Microsoft recently announced that its IE 11 browser has contributed a significant increase in network security by 40%.

In the official blog of Microsoft's IE Development Team, we will introduce:IE11 is a fast, simple, and secure browser that reduces the use of weak password components. For example, the default RC4 uses the latest security standard, TLS1.2. Studies have shown that RC4 For TLS servers can be used to restore encrypted data if a vulnerability exists. Microsoft also promised that it had proposed to change the TLS standard and hoped that other browser vendors and industry insiders could work together to protect internet security.

In addition, the article also introduced that the brand-new ie 11 browser has avoided these password vulnerabilities. New browsers no longer provide RC4-based cryptographic components.

In addition, the article also lists data proofs: "We have studied 5 million websites around the world. More than 96% of the websites can negotiate with each other to use the encryption algorithm instead of RC4, 39% of the sites still use non-RC4 encryption algorithms, which can be said to be a positive promotion of IE11 and improve network security."