Microsoft patches may break Web sites

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    Microsoft patches may break Web sites



    Two Microsoft security updates for Internet Explorer can break the functionality of Web sites that use certain custom applications. The problems occur after installing the patches Microsoft delivered with security bulletins MS05-038 and MS05-052, Microsoft said in two advisories posted on its Web site Wednesday. The bulletins were issued in August and October, respectively. Both patches can cause problems with ActiveX controls, small programs designed to perform simple tasks that can make a Web site more interactive. The MS05-038 patch can also hinder Java applications. After the patches are installed, applications that are programmed in specific ways will no longer work in Internet Explorer, Microsoft said.

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    2. Bluerinse
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      Presumably Trip they are trying to make their browser less prone to malware attacks. You can bet that the Microsoft site will not be adversely affected.

      I never use IE to browse unless I have to. That is the best way to avoid being compromised.

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