Re: "This page contains an unspecified potential securty flaw."
- From: "JD" <Erehwon@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2006 23:53:54 -0700
I guess my mistake was in assuming that the culprit was 918899, since it was
the only one identified as a security update for Internet Explorer 6.
I appreciate your sharing your experience and your "advice."
"VicMax" <VicMax@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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JD:
Yes, I am sure. KB921398 / MS06-045. Remove the update and the problem
goes away; reapply it and it comes back. As far as I can tell, it is only
when you use shortcuts to access the subfolders of ("under") the TIF
folder.
That includes the Content.IE5 folder, all the "alpha-numeric" folders, and
the OLK2 folder.
You can wait if you like -- I sure won't tell you how to administer your
system (just as I wish MS wouldn't insist on administering mine!).
You can get the fix I received from MS support -- it's a "free support"
call. Refer them to SRX060809600084. (It'll probably save you some
time.)
I elected to go with this solution because my system is pretty much locked
down and I do not browse "dangerously". You may not make the same
choice --
that is up to you.
As before, "I hope this helps".
.
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