Despite trying to disguise yourself as Jafo, the sheep standing next to you is a dead give away, Jim.

As has been stated in multiple places, multiple times Philly, those browsers are not vulnerable to the malware currently allowing remote code execution through Internet Explorer. Chrome, FF and all the browsers based on them (WhiteHat Aviator, Comodo Chrome, IceDragon...)

Also, you might be interested in the article I just put up about WhiteHat Aviator.

Wiz...as you know, the OP related only to a certain defect and exploit in IE.

Other browsers have their weak points, but... WhiteHat Aviator is an especially strong one.

Isn't a big part of the problem is that IE is one of (if not the the number one) targeted browser for hackers? I think they rely/count on the majority of the uninformed to be using it for all their personal stuff ?

All the popular browsers have their own issues. I just know how hard it was getting my wife to switch to anything other than IE because it was just outside her comfort zone at the time. Now I am trying to get her to try Chrome and it's the same thing all over again.

I think hackers count on people new to computers and going on line to start and stick with IE and not know how to protect themselves until they've actually become victims of these exploits, etc.

So XP get's a reprieve. Not too shabby.

Received a patch this morning KB2964358

Cheers

Macca

I suppose that the IE updates yesterday broke the emoticons in the forums? 

I can see the emoticons now.  

Glasses?!?!? Did somebody s-say g-g-glasses?

ooops....

Sorry, bro. Forgot.