[no subject]

My impression was that it is the libraries and other core components 
that IE uses, rather than IE itself (as a rule) which are insecure.  
Microsoft itself has made a big deal of how the OS and IE are 
intricately aligned -- a certain antitrust case comes to mind.  

And methinks you're coming across as a bit of an ass, Jim... people are 
only trying to help, and you're asking about Windows security in a 
Linux forum.  What kind of response were you expecting?  Or is this an 
effort to troll?

--George


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