Internet Explorer hit by fresh security scare
Print storyFTP security compromised by browser design
Posted in Business, 13th August 1999 09:04 GMT
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US site Bugnet is reporting a potentially dangerous bug in version 5 of Microsoft Internet Explorer. According to the report, when you use the browser to download a file from an FTP (file transfer protocol) site, user names and passwords are revealed. Bugnet points out people typically use FTP to download large files, so their user names can be displayed for quite some time. So far, Microsoft has not responded with a fix. ®
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