Thanks for the link. According to the article, the problem is local to Internet Explorer though. Essentially, if "intranet" mode is enabled and a website is h

Thanks for the link. According to the article, the problem is local to Internet Explorer though. Essentially, if "intranet" mode is enabled and a website is hosted locally, IE will ignore browser same-origin policy. So a script from http://networkmachine http://networkmachine can access all your cookies. IE hate is very outdated, but the fact that a website hosted locally can have access to all the data the browser stores is mind-boggling. A nondescript dialog is all that stands to protect users.