If you run any Windows Servers, you may run into a scenario where you want to remove access to Internet Explorer. Usually, any administrators that log into servers won't have a need for it anyway, plus it can be a security concern. Sometimes, you might have a server that refuses to update to the latest [...]
If you're new to Windows 10 you've probably noticed that Microsoft has replaced Internet Explorer with their new Microsoft Edge browser. While Microsoft Edge comes with many enhancements over the old Internet Explorer, some websites could still have issues with the new browser. I recently ran into an issue accessing a Microsoft Exchange server's Outlook [...]
Last week you may have ready about a zero-day exploit (Security Advisory 2963983) that affect all versions of Microsoft's Internet Explorer, from versions 6 through 11. It was considered to be pretty severe, with government agencies even suggesting changing browsers. The exploit allowed for hackers "to execute arbitrary code in the context of the current [...]
We've heard about Windows Blue for a while now. It is supposed to be the streamlined updates for its Windows operating systems, spreading across Windows 8, Windows Server, and Windows Phone. Build 9364 of Windows Blue has now been leaked online showing some new features such as different live tile sizes, Internet Explorer 11, better [...]
Microsoft has made a big deal out of their new Internet Explorer 10 (IE10) browser in their upcoming Windows 8 operating system. With the launch of Windows 8 right around the corner, today, Microsoft announced the availability of IE10 for Windows 7 users. They will release a preview edition next month, in November. As we [...]
