Internet Explorer Is Currently Unsafe Without AVG, Again!
By Dev Team
2 min read
A new vulnerability has been discovered with all versions of Internet Explorer. This vulnerability allows malicious hackers to steal all your usernames, password, and credit card information from any site, even when you type them into your bank's website or sites like Amazon.
In this example, this vulnerability uses a technique called "Cross-Site-Scripting" to change the code of your bank's website so that instead of sending your username and password to your bank, it sends it to the hacker.
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