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The thread discusses a security-focused claim that Microsoft/Internet Explorer is not as insecure as critics suggest, referencing independent test results from a respected lab and emphasizing that the findings don’t prove other browsers are unsafe. The key question is essentially whether the test outcomes change general security guidance; the implied answer is “no”—users still must keep systems patched, use anti-malware, and avoid risky behavior regardless of browser. Overall sentiment from the original poster is defensive and reassuring toward IE, arguing against browser-bashing and portraying Microsoft’s security approach as serious.
Digerati

Digerati

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Once again, MS continues to prove they are taking security seriously and that Internet Explorer does not deserve being bashed or discarded due to security.

Note that NSSLabs is a highly respected, independent testing facility.

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Note these finding do NOT suggest the alternatives are unsafe. In fact, you need to keep your systems updated and patched, use a decent anti-malware solution, and avoid risky behavior - the same precautions needed regardless the browser of choice.
 

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