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Microsoft is rolling out patches for 90 vulnerabilities this November, including critical remote code execution flaws and several in-the-wild exploits.

Users don’t have to use Internet Explorer for its legacy to have left you vulnerable to LogCrusher and OverLog.

Kaspersky uncovers zero-day exploits in Windows OS and Internet Explorer used in targeted attack, prompting security patches.

A blog post from security vendor ESET has outlined the risk of the zero-day for those who are still using the relic browser of internet-past.

After two decades, Microsoft plans to replace Internet Explorer with 'Spartan', a new, leaner browser, signalling the end of an era.

In what has been a very busy week for those in Redmond, Microsoft has today released a patch designed to fill the hole in its Internet Explorer browser.

Microsoft issues guidance for Internet Explorer vulnerability that allows hackers to gain access to users' computers.

Symantec has released a script to counter the latest Internet Explorer Zero Day vulnerability, offering a lifeline, especially for XP users.

Microsoft warns of Internet Explorer vulnerability allowing hackers to gain access to users' computers #cybersecurity.

Windows XP left vulnerable as Internet Explorer faces attacks, with no patch in sight, leaving users to seek alternative browsers.

The European Commission has stung Microsoft with a US$731m fine for violating terms of its settlement of an ant-trust case - but will it care?.

Urgent patch released for Internet Explorer 8 and Windows XP after vulnerabilities found, could let hackers take control, says Dimension Data.

Microsoft rolls out IE10 preview for Windows 7, promising improved performance but says it won't vastly differ from IE9.

Microsoft urges hundreds of millions browser users to download security software after a newly discovered bug makes PCs vulnerable to hacker attacks.

Sydney's Kogan charges 6.8% 'IE7 tax' on purchases to nudge users away from outdated browser, promoting web efficiency and upgrades.

Google’s Chrome has overtaken Mozilla’s Firefox with 25.69% market share, trailing Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, which maintains a solid 40.63%.

New study finds IE users may have lower IQs, stirring blogosphere debate. Update: It's a hoax, unveils the BBC.

Amid the browser battles, Safari and Chrome surge as IE and Firefox lose ground, despite their latest updates.

IE9 revitalises the browsing experience, introducing Pinned Sites and direct search in the address bar, fuelling the browser wars.

Microsoft unleashes Internet Explorer 9, promising top-notch performance and eyeing a slice of the modern web's pie.