An Internet Explorer 8 bug exposed on a security mailing list could open you up to malicious attacks on popular sites including Twitter and Hotmail. The flaw was publicised by Google man Chris Evans (no, not that one) and it seems Microsoft has left the Internet Explorer 8 loophole unplugged for some time…
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Google is set to end support for Internet Explorer 6 for all its services, beginning with Google Docs and Google Sites in March. If you’re still rocking the aging Internet Explorer 6 and want to keep going with Google, read on to find out what to do next…
It’s nine o’clock, so while you pretend you’re wading through the emails from overnight, take the time to catch up with all the latest tech news bits and bobs from around the world. They’re all tucked away like they’re playing sardines in techie breakie, so read on to find them all.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 only launched in its final version on Thursday, but as we told you last week, it’s already been hacked wide open. Now Microsoft has held its hands up and admitted it: there’s a security flaw in the new browser. Read on for the full breakdown.
That lovely weather just keeps on going, but don’t be tempted out this lunchtime until you’ve caught up with all the latest tech news. It’s all rounded up for you right here in the lunchtime lowdown.
UPDATE: Microsoft’s been as good as its word. Internet Explorer 8 is out for download now!
Internet Explorer 8 will come out of public testing in just a few hours time, with Microsoft announcing a worldwide public roll out of the finalised Internet Explorer 8 from 4pm today. Is it up to the job? Read on for all the details.