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I'm assuming that a user stuck on IE6 doesn't have the necessary technical expertise to upgrade or change security parameters.

• cesarb 12y ago
  I'd assume a user stuck on IE6 without the necessary technical expertise can follow a detailed guide full of pretty pictures written by someone else to change security parameters. There's also the old trick of giving the user a .reg (or if that's too crude, a simple executable) to poke the relevant settings directly in the registry. (Poking directly in the registry can break if Microsoft changes the way that setting is stored, but they won't change anything on XP anymore, so it's as safe as poking in the registry usually is.)
• zobzu 12y ago
  to be honest a user on IE6 can be compromised in a zillion other ways :/