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Submitted by AgentWhite 162d ago | news

Microsoft is investigating IE’s mouse tracking flaw, says users have not been ‘adversely affected’

The Next Web : News broke on Wednesday of a new Internet Explorer vulnerability that allows an attacker to track your mouse cursor anywhere on the screen, even if the browser isn’t being actively used. On Thursday, Microsoft confirmed it is looking into the issue and denied reports that the flaw is already being exploited. (Industry, Internet Explorer, Microsoft, Services, Web)

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