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Internet Explorer flaw puts credit card
info at risk
09:42 Monday
12th November 2001
Stefanie Olsen, CNET News.com
Personal data contained in cookies may be at risk from an Internet
Explorer vulnerability
Microsoft has warned that versions of
Internet Explorer can expose consumers' personal data contained within
cookies.
The vulnerability exists within IE 5.5 and
6.0, but earlier browser editions "may or may not be
affected," according to a security bulletin posted to Microsoft's
Web site on Thursday.
The security flaw allows an outsider to break
into cookies -- tiny electronic files used by Web sites
to file account information or personalize pages -- through a specially
crafted Web page or email. A person could then steal or alter data from
Web accounts, including credit card numbers,
usernames and passwords. For the full news story
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