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Internet Explorer 9 RC Download Available

Anonymous — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 06:00:00 GMT

It’s a good week for Microsoft fanboys! Microsoft have today made Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate available for download. We’ve covered some of the great features IE9 has to offer in the past, we’ve also taken a look at tweaking the browser to better suit your needs. A few enchantments here are there are notable [...]

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Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-067 – Critical

Anonymous — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 06:00:00 GMT

Por Daniel Seveso (de http://blogs.technet.com/latam) En Octubre del 2008, Microsoft liberó un update que soluciona una vulnerabilidad en el servicio de Server. Esta semana hemos recibido varios llamados por nuevos virus (malware) de importante impacto, que explotan esta vulnerabilidad. Al momento de su detección, estos nuevos virus no estaban incluídos en las últimas firmas de antivirus comerciales. Por [...] Related posts:

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Internet Explorer Protected Mode

tonybradley — Tue, 06 Feb 2007 06:00:00 GMT

In Vista, Internet Explorer gets the benefit of some added security. Using WIC (Windows Integrity Control), Vista treats files and processes associated with Internet Explorer as Low integrity as long as it is running in Protected Mode. Internet Explorer Protected Mode is enabled by default and ensures that the Low integrity objects associated with Internet Explorer are unable to write to, act on, or otherwise interact with any objects higher than Low integrity- which is most of the system. For more information, you can read this article I posted on my About.com Internet / Network Security site: Internet Explorer Protected Mode

Windows Integrity Control

tonybradley — Mon, 05 Feb 2007 06:00:00 GMT

With Vista, Microsoft introduced a new security concept to help protect your computer. Rather than relying on discretionary controls, like NTFS file and folder permissions which users can assign and change, Vista also has new mandatory controls. WIC, or Windows Integrity Control (also referred to as MIC, or Mandatory Integrity Control in some circles), assigns an integrity, or trustworthiness, level to each object and uses the integrity levels to control interactions between the objects. The integrity levels are assigned by the operating system and supercede, or override, the dicretionary permissions to protect the computer system. WIC is used throughout the system, but is arguably most noticeable in the Internet Explorer Protected Mode which protects the Vista operating system from malicious web content in Internet Explorer. For more details about WIC, check out this article I submitted to SecurityFocus: Introduction to Windows Integrity Control.