Originally posted by Dr Mordrid
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LOL IE7 released with security hole
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What does it mean, it installs the wga tool and checks if you have a valid cd key to allow you to download certain updates. And as Doc said, more recently, it was extended from windows updates to a wider range of software.
Activation extended, extra check... don't know how to call wga... more like pain in the ass for legit users, like most protection measures.
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Originally posted by dbdgKnee jerk reporting yesterday, the exploit is not in IE7 but Outlook Express, getting fanboys to accept that though is pointless.
Hopefully IE can stay exploit free for a bit longer then.“And, remember: there's no 'I' in 'irony'†~ Merlin Mann
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MS Toolkit to Disable Automatic Delivery of Internet Explorer 7
As it says, get it HERE:
Solution: If you don't want IE7 automatically pushed to your PC, you need to install this simple IE7 Installation Blocker, which Microsoft released back in July. With the blocker installed, you'll still be able to install IE7 through Windows Update, but you'll have to select it manually by visiting the Windows Update website (click Tools > Windows Update) and selecting it by hand.
Diplomacy, it's a way of saying “nice doggieâ€, until you find a rock!
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Originally posted by AdmiralWhat does it mean, it installs the wga tool and checks if you have a valid cd key to allow you to download certain updates. And as Doc said, more recently, it was extended from windows updates to a wider range of software.
Activation extended, extra check... don't know how to call wga... more like pain in the ass for legit users, like most protection measures.
Apparently it does not like scripted popups even if they are simple text windows.
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