FBI issues alert on IE vulnerability

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Do you trust it to not have a vulnerability once turned off?


Don't know, I have not tested it since we use it at the enterprise level.

However my gut say no. It will still be in the registry and I am also guessing it will still register in MS update and you will still get the IE updates showing up
 

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What's the outcome of doing that? Does it effect other functionality?

I have no idea, I have not tested it and since I have had no reason too at this time. However it was discussed in our initial Win 7 meeting but it was never pursued since everything is set up for IE... it insidious I tells ya :D



And I really have no feeling on that one either way, sorry
 

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I haven't looked in to it personally. Firefox is my default but I keep IE where it is for the oddball game site that wont play well with Firefox


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Fear the Penguin :D


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no....... fear the hat

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on the penguin

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Fear the maglites!!

Oh....wait.....they fear me :D


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