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• September 08, 2010
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  Microsoft Investigates IE CSS Cross-Origin Theft Vulnerability

  Posted: September 8th, 2010, 2:53am PDT by Darknet

  Tags:  origin microsoft css read circumstantial-evidence new-bug darknet ExploitsVulnerabilities  

  There’s a lot of circumstantial evidence surround this as Microsoft themselves haven’t clarified or publicly announced anything related to the CSS Cross-Origin Theft bug – but it seems fairly clear. Some media sources are quoting it as a ‘new bug‘ – which it isn’t, according to other sources it has been...
  
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