As many of you know, Microsoft has made an upgrade of Internet Explorer (to I.E. 7) a critical update for security reasons. Well, here's an interesting aspect of the new security software: today, when I clicked to respond to one of the posts on this very bulletin board, I was greeted with this lovely message:
False positives are the bane of the security industry. That sort of thing is going to tick a lot of people off, I'm sure. Some might argue that it's not a false positive, but just a warning that it may be a positive. Well, if you took your kid to the movies and someone told you that there "may be" rat excrement in the popcorn, would you buy it for your kid? It is a false positive, simply by virtue of having any kind of a flag raised at all.
I wonder what about that page made the warning appear. I haven't been able to find any other pages that cause that message to show up.
Posted by Jeff at November 18, 2006 02:45 PMMozilla Firefox might be the answer. Its more secure, and is ALOT better then ie. http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/
Posted by: Jesse at November 30, 2006 05:33 PMMy 22 year old daughter, a Junior at University of Florida and is an avid Veiled Chamelon lover. She has had great success in the rescue of two here in Central Florida. She is serious about breeding and is seeking a female at fair price.
Any advice is appreciated for this holiday season.
Thanks!
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