The information in this article applies to:
SYMPTOMS
Microsoft has made an update available that addresses a potential security issue in which an HTTP redirect to a javascript:url can be used to compromise security. This issue could allow a malicious Web site operator to read files on the local computer, although the intruder would have to know the name and location of the file. The vulnerability does not allow the malicious user to list the contents of folders, create, modify or delete files.
RESOLUTIONTo obtain this update, download and install the appropriate Q244356.exe file for your computer from the following Microsoft site:
Note that the Urlm95.dll and Urlmnt.dll files are renamed to Urlmon.dll when they are installed to their respective Windows 95 or Windows NT platform.
MORE INFORMATION
After you install this update "Q244356" is added to the Update Versions line when you click About Internet Explorer on the Help menu in Internet Explorer. Q244357 Update for "Javascript Redirect" Vulnerability in Internet Explorer 5 Additional query words:
Keywords : kbtool ntsecurity msiew95 msient msiew98 |
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