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Perhaps the practical solution...
...is to not use ActiveX.
Posted by: johnay   Posted on: 05/30/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Perhaps the practical solution...  johnay | 05/30/08
No solution!? Stop using Active-X (nt)  TripleII | 05/30/08
Do you know what ActiveX is?  mdemuth | 05/30/08
Active-X is by far the #1 infection vector ever known.  TripleII | 05/30/08
Your lack of understanding is clear  mdemuth | 05/30/08
Seeing boogymen that don't exist.  TripleII | 05/30/08
the title of this news is wrong because there's not a flaw in activex  qmlscycrajg | 05/30/08
You're right  Ryan Naraine ZDNet Moderator | 05/30/08
What about the snippet?  TripleII | 05/30/08
Please educate yourself  mdemuth | 05/30/08
Educate Yourself.  TripleII | 05/30/08
You are quoting it wrong  mdemuth | 05/30/08
It is amazing.  TripleII | 05/30/08
Does IE7's ActiveX Opt-in prevent this?  PB_z | 05/30/08

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