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Another IE fail

• dchest 15y ago
  The title is "Cookiejacking Exploit Hits Internet Explorer, Targets Your Login Info".
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• thrill 15y ago
  ""We encourage all customers to protect themselves against potential issues by avoiding clicking on suspicious links and e-mails, as well as adjusting Internet settings to higher security levels." Let's clarify that ... "we suggest not using Internet Explorer to explore the internet."
• jpadvo 15y ago
  Likejacking is already a widespread plague, and this is even worse. Instead of tricking users into invisibly clicking a like button, they can trick users into invisibly giving away their login info. Expect to see a lot of Facebook spam from this in the coming months as the bad guys learn about this. Especially since it sounds like Microsoft is not going to fix this anytime soon.
• pipeline_tux 15y ago
  > Cookiejacking Exploit Hits Internet Explorer, Targets Your Login Info This makes it sound like they're going to be able to get your password... No major website will be storing your password in a cookie. At worst the attacker will have your session id meaning they can log in as you until you log out of the website in question.