09-22-2006, 20:11
A critical bug (http://critical.bug.specific911.com/) in the Internet Explorer (IE) browser also affects users of the Outlook 2003 e-mail client, making it much more serious than previously thought.
The vulnerability (http://vulnerability.specific911.com/) can be triggered when IE or Outlook 2003 processes Web-based graphics code written in the Vector Markup Language (http://Vector-Markup-Language.specific911.com/) (VML). It was first reported Monday by researchers at Sunbelt Software (http://Sunbelt-Software.specific911.com/).
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The vulnerability (http://vulnerability.specific911.com/) can be triggered when IE or Outlook 2003 processes Web-based graphics code written in the Vector Markup Language (http://Vector-Markup-Language.specific911.com/) (VML). It was first reported Monday by researchers at Sunbelt Software (http://Sunbelt-Software.specific911.com/).
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