“Google has begun to phase out support for Internet Explorer 6, the browser identified as the weak link in a “sophisticated and targeted” cyber attack on the search engine.”

“Microsoft has admitted that it has known about the vulnerability ‘since early September’ 2009 and had planned to patch it in February.”

The article doesn’t say which February, but I guess they mean the one only five months after. I hope

Anyway, for those interested the full article can be found here…
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/8488751.stm

And the scary thing is, the “Association of Certified Project Accountants” would be blindly accepted by many people as being a credible information source.

I sincerely hope they know more about project accounting than they do about web browsers and online security.

Thanks for the example.

I stumbled across a website today, and coming only days after Microsoft released it’s latest patch for IE, their advice seemed a little amusing. Almost. So, I’d like to share this with you and your readers… http://www.acpaglobal.com/ACPAGoGetIE.aspx