Flash Player and Internet Explorer continue to be most targeted by cybercriminals

DoMiN8ToR 2016-12-06 09:05:46 UTC #1

We've just posted the following news: Flash Player and Internet Explorer continue to be most targeted by cybercriminals[newsimage]http://www.myce.com/wp-content/images_posts/2016/12/top-vulnerabilities-2016-1-95x75.jpg[/newsimage]

Also this year are Adobe Flash Player and Microsoft Internet Explorer the favorite target of cybercriminals, according to security company Recorded Future based on analysis of several exploit kits.

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coolcolors 2016-12-06 16:26:38 UTC #2

[QUOTE=DoMiN8ToR;2785009]We’ve just posted the following news: Flash Player and Internet Explorer continue to be most targeted by cybercriminals[newsimage]http://www.myce.com/wp-content/images_posts/2016/12/top-vulnerabilities-2016-1-95x75.jpg[/newsimage]

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Why am I not surprised by this? But remember it said most targeted but that doesn’t mean others are in the clear either.

paulw2 2016-12-07 19:42:50 UTC #3

I’m always amazed in the tech organization that I work in the number of people who default to IE as their web browser. Â Tried to convert then to something else but the answer always is " Â But I’ve always used Â IE and I’m used to it"Â

coolcolors 2016-12-08 10:20:39 UTC #4

[QUOTE=paulw2;2785060]I’m always amazed in the tech organization that I work in the number of people who default to IE as their web browser. Tried to convert then to something else but the answer always is " But I’ve always used IE and I’m used to it" [/QUOTE]
Because Windows Kernels is what most use as standard programming that IE works that is the reason. Other have been slow to take the lead so don’t blame Microsoft for what has happened. Until that happens IE is always going to be there and I will keep using IE and Mozilla…