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Spying Internet Explorer 8.0

Wednesday, September 28, 2011 By Read Time: 4 min.

Malicious software also known as "Malcode" or "Malware" can compromise the security and functionality of a program. Once "installed" it monitors the user’s habits. This documents introduces this kind of threats by spying a widespread internet browser.


Author: Brian Mariani, Senior Security Auditor at High-Tech Bridge SA


Malicious software also known as "Malcode" or "Malware" can compromise the security and functionality of a program. Once "installed" it monitors the user’s habits. This documents introduces this kind of threats by spying a widespread internet browser.


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