Click to expand... The fact it's Windows doesn't matter. It's the use of an unsupported operating system that creates a risk. If there's a new XP-specific exploit discovered then your associates ...

Microsoft published a security advisory today warning its customers that a vulnerability in all versions of Internet Explorer (6 through 11 ... ended support for Windows XP on April 8th, it ...

One of the challenges faced by IT managers in upgrading their desktop fleets to Windows 7 is in supporting older Web applications that only run on Internet Explorer ... s XP mode, but that may ...

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On August 24, 2001, 22 years ago this week, Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 was released, a couple of months before the company's next consumer OS, Windows XP, was launched. The browser ...

“Microsoft has released out-of-band updates to address a critical use-after-free vulnerability in Internet Explorer versions 6 through 11, including IE versions running on Windows XP. US-CERT ...

It’s part of the company’s recent effort to rid the world of the browser, which was first released 10 years ago, in the Windows XP era ... site shows Internet Explorer at 7.7 percent market ...

Internet Explorer 6, the 10-year-old Web browser that Microsoft ... uptake won’t drastically improve until people ditch Windows XP–something that Microsoft is also working on.