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• ActiveX security for dummies
• ActiveX controls functionally similar to DLL
• You can't just say no to ActiveX
• ActiveX interactions can be harmful
• MS defends ActiveX
• ActiveX control used to transfer funds via Quicken.
• Security risks with Active X
• More on ActiveX risks
• Army dumps NT for Mac
• MS uses double speak for bugs.
• Incompatibilities between MS Office products
• Date format affects web site access
• MS email stupidity
• Excell CALL function; security hole?
• Hotmail security breach prompts outside audit
• Flaw in Internet Explorer 3.01
• IE explorer can't read MS web site
• Another IE (3 & 4) security flaw
• Internet Explorer flaws
• Security holes with ActiveX
• Linux ban points out NT vulnerability
• Magical Internet Explorer
• Media Player risks
• Microsoft misdirection
• MS Word, RTF and portability
• MS software modifying data without notice or permission
• MS product flaws make using net risky
• MS forcing temp employees to give up rights
• IE 4
• MS privacy violations
• MS Windows crash traps politician
• MS Windows password cache insecure
• Critical section problem in MS Word
• Risks of MS Word fast save feature
• Language setting can affect numerical calculations
• Summary of recent attacks on NT
• Intuit response to ActiveX problem
• Security expert Fred Cohen responds to Microsoft's defense of ActiveX
• Revealing Word document
• MS's non-open, RTF open standard
• Security bug in Windows
• Security flaw in MS Java
• Serious NT SP4 security flaw
• Test page for dangerous ActiveX controls
• Trivial to defeat macro warning in MS Word
• Unexpected date behavior in Windows
• Unreliablility of emailed WP documents
• Word macro viruses