Users of Microsoft's Internet Explorer(IE) might be vulnerable to having their computers hijacked because of a security hole in the browser. The flaw lets criminals commandeer victims' machines by tricking them into visiting Web sites tainted with malicious programming code, according to antivirus maker Trend Micro Inc. Many security experts are urging IE users to use another browser until Microsoft release a patch to fix the flaw.
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Hi!
December 18, 2008 at 5:33 PMSince then, I've been using Mozilla Firefox as my browser because of its more capabilities than Internet Explorer.
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