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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: eddie on 28 December 2010, 17:30:30
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Are you using Internet Explorer? Read this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12067295
Get the latest fix,alternatively install Firefox.
eddie
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Are you using Internet Explorer? Read this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12067295
Get the latest fix,alternatively install Firefox.
eddie
Agreed, a much better browser. :y :y :y
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this page means to me that : here is my vulnerability so go and abuse it.. and pressing that news for millions to read is another tragedy.. what happened to common sense :o :-?
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this page means to me that : here is my vulnerability so go and abuse it.. and pressing that news for millions to read is another tragedy.. what happened to common sense :o :-?
That died and was buried the day Health and Safety took over >:(
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Are you using Internet Explorer? Read this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12067295
Get the latest fix,alternatively install Firefox.
eddie
Agreed, a much better browser. :y :y :y
You mean that browser thats well reknown for having more bugs that the CIA? Its certainly not a browser I would recommend on a security basis ;D
For IE users, there is a perfectly good workaround for this. Nice to see the BBC have made a half-arsed job of reporting anything properly, but then I guess even they would argue they have to dumb it down for their most dense of stupid audience....
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Are you using Internet Explorer? Read this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12067295
Get the latest fix,alternatively install Firefox.
eddie
Agreed, a much better browser. :y :y :y
You mean that browser thats well reknown for having more bugs that the CIA? Its certainly not a browser I would recommend on a security basis ;D
For IE users, there is a perfectly good workaround for this. Nice to see the BBC have made a half-arsed job of reporting anything properly, but then I guess even they would argue they have to dumb it down for their most dense of stupid audience....
You worry me when you say things like that TB!! :o :o :o :o I have it installed...............but I also have F-Secure!!
Don't please tell me that is also full of bugs ::) ::) ::) ;) ;)
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oh good grief, so now i have to install this workarund thing?
bet i cock it up and lose loads of stuff or cant use the computer afterwards! gah wish i knew as much about computers as i do about cars!
!trouble is computers dont have nuts and bolts and are the work of the devil!!
try as i might i just cant get to understanding this stuff!! :-X ::)
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Are you using Internet Explorer? Read this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12067295
Get the latest fix,alternatively install Firefox.
eddie
Agreed, a much better browser. :y :y :y
You mean that browser thats well reknown for having more bugs that the CIA? Its certainly not a browser I would recommend on a security basis ;D
For IE users, there is a perfectly good workaround for this. Nice to see the BBC have made a half-arsed job of reporting anything properly, but then I guess even they would argue they have to dumb it down for their most dense of stupid audience....
You worry me when you say things like that TB!! :o :o :o :o I have it installed...............but I also have F-Secure!!
Don't please tell me that is also full of bugs ::) ::) ::) ;) ;)
Problem with software flaws is that targetted attacks will bypass AV etc (until it tries to write to disk, when the AV driver will may pick it up).
Add to the fact, that due to penile complexes, most people are retarded enough to run as an Administrator user, thus the compromised software runs with Admin rights, thus the injected malware runs as Admin, thus has free reign over your system.
If people bother to follow well published, sensible precautions, thay'd be much safer online. In the same way you wouldn't stick your alarm PIN on a postit above the alarm panel, and leave the front door open when you go out.
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oh good grief, so now i have to install this workarund thing?
bet i cock it up and lose loads of stuff or cant use the computer afterwards! gah wish i knew as much about computers as i do about cars!
!trouble is computers dont have nuts and bolts and are the work of the devil!!
try as i might i just cant get to understanding this stuff!! :-X ::)
dont bother , who will try to hack your computer ;D
but if you have some passwords of long numbered bank accounts in your pc , I can be interested.. what was your ip ;D ;D ;D :y
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Are you using Internet Explorer? Read this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12067295
Get the latest fix,alternatively install Firefox.
eddie
Agreed, a much better browser. :y :y :y
You mean that browser thats well reknown for having more bugs that the CIA? Its certainly not a browser I would recommend on a security basis ;D
For IE users, there is a perfectly good workaround for this. Nice to see the BBC have made a half-arsed job of reporting anything properly, but then I guess even they would argue they have to dumb it down for their most dense of stupid audience....
so this work around,is it the one thats linked to that news story cos if it is im on windows7
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Are you using Internet Explorer? Read this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12067295
Get the latest fix,alternatively install Firefox.
eddie
Agreed, a much better browser. :y :y :y
You mean that browser thats well reknown for having more bugs that the CIA? Its certainly not a browser I would recommend on a security basis ;D
For IE users, there is a perfectly good workaround for this. Nice to see the BBC have made a half-arsed job of reporting anything properly, but then I guess even they would argue they have to dumb it down for their most dense of stupid audience....
so this work around,is it the one thats linked to that news story cos if it is im on windows7
Win7 ships with IE8 so the workaround will work on yours to H :y
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oh good grief, so now i have to install this workarund thing?
bet i cock it up and lose loads of stuff or cant use the computer afterwards! gah wish i knew as much about computers as i do about cars!
!trouble is computers dont have nuts and bolts and are the work of the devil!!
try as i might i just cant get to understanding this stuff!! :-X ::)
I've just installed it, no probs, but had to install NET Framework first.
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oh good grief, so now i have to install this workarund thing?
bet i cock it up and lose loads of stuff or cant use the computer afterwards! gah wish i knew as much about computers as i do about cars!
!trouble is computers dont have nuts and bolts and are the work of the devil!!
try as i might i just cant get to understanding this stuff!! :-X ::)
dont bother , who will try to hack your computer ;D
but if you have some passwords of long numbered bank accounts in your pc , I can be interested.. what was your ip ;D ;D ;D :y
;D nice one Cem, you can look around in my computer all you like, we never use it for anything like that!! :-X
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Are you using Internet Explorer? Read this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12067295
Get the latest fix,alternatively install Firefox.
eddie
Agreed, a much better browser. :y :y :y
You mean that browser thats well reknown for having more bugs that the CIA? Its certainly not a browser I would recommend on a security basis ;D
For IE users, there is a perfectly good workaround for this. Nice to see the BBC have made a half-arsed job of reporting anything properly, but then I guess even they would argue they have to dumb it down for their most dense of stupid audience....
You worry me when you say things like that TB!! :o :o :o :o I have it installed...............but I also have F-Secure!!
Don't please tell me that is also full of bugs ::) ::) ::) ;) ;)
Problem with software flaws is that targetted attacks will bypass AV etc (until it tries to write to disk, when the AV driver will may pick it up).
Add to the fact, that due to penile complexes, most people are retarded enough to run as an Administrator user, thus the compromised software runs with Admin rights, thus the injected malware runs as Admin, thus has free reign over your system.
If people bother to follow well published, sensible precautions, thay'd be much safer online. In the same way you wouldn't stick your alarm PIN on a postit above the alarm panel, and leave the front door open when you go out.
Blimey, working with computers obviously causes more problems than I thought!! :o :o :o :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)
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oh good grief, so now i have to install this workarund thing?
bet i cock it up and lose loads of stuff or cant use the computer afterwards! gah wish i knew as much about computers as i do about cars!
!trouble is computers dont have nuts and bolts and are the work of the devil!!
try as i might i just cant get to understanding this stuff!! :-X ::)
dont bother , who will try to hack your computer ;D
but if you have some passwords of long numbered bank accounts in your pc , I can be interested.. what was your ip ;D ;D ;D :y
;D nice one Cem, you can look around in my computer all you like, we never use it for anything like that!! :-X
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Are you using Internet Explorer? Read this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12067295
Get the latest fix,alternatively install Firefox.
eddie
Agreed, a much better browser. :y :y :y
You mean that browser thats well reknown for having more bugs that the CIA? Its certainly not a browser I would recommend on a security basis ;D
For IE users, there is a perfectly good workaround for this. Nice to see the BBC have made a half-arsed job of reporting anything properly, but then I guess even they would argue they have to dumb it down for their most dense of stupid audience....
so this work around,is it the one thats linked to that news story cos if it is im on windows7
Win7 ships with IE8 so the workaround will work on yours to H :y
cheers lee,so does any peeps know if this is the fix
http://blogs.technet.com/b/srd/archive/2010/09/02/enhanced-mitigation-experience-toolkit-emet-v2-0-0.aspx
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Aye, that's the one :y
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Are you using Internet Explorer? Read this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12067295
Get the latest fix,alternatively install Firefox.
eddie
Agreed, a much better browser. :y :y :y
You mean that browser thats well reknown for having more bugs that the CIA? Its certainly not a browser I would recommend on a security basis ;D
For IE users, there is a perfectly good workaround for this. Nice to see the BBC have made a half-arsed job of reporting anything properly, but then I guess even they would argue they have to dumb it down for their most dense of stupid audience....
so this work around,is it the one thats linked to that news story cos if it is im on windows7
Win7 ships with IE8 so the workaround will work on yours to H :y
cheers lee,so does any peeps know if this is the fix
http://blogs.technet.com/b/srd/archive/2010/09/02/enhanced-mitigation-experience-toolkit-emet-v2-0-0.aspx
That's the one Daz.....I think.....erm.... ;D