IE 6 and 7 hit by hack attack code. IE6 and 7 have what looks like a buffer overflow vulnerability caused by a strange intersection of CSS, innerHTML and large JavaScript arrays. No exploits in the wild yet but it’s only a matter of time.
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- Feb 11, ’12 atxryan: RT @matthewcrist: Contractor has offered us $500 for positive Angie’s List reviews. This must be why every A+ company we’ve hired from t …
- Feb 11, ’12 atxryan: @pamelafox I’ve used it to store and quickly load product data in catalog browsing. What were your two interesting discoveries?
- Feb 10, ’12 atxryan: @amcclosky That looks promising. Where is that? It looks like the hideout behind the sign.
- Feb 10, ’12 atxryan: @BaldMan @BarCampATX I concur! I’d love to discuss at Tuesday’s @RefreshAustin.
- Feb 10, ’12 Untitled (http://i.imgur.com/Lus4Y.png)
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