ZDI: Just How Vulnerable is Internet Explorer?

The 4 new vulnerabilities reported by HP's ZDI once again raise questions about the integrity of IE. HP's Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) doesn't cut much slack with its 120-day disclosure policy. When ZDI knocks on your door and says you have a security hole, you get 120 days to fix it or risk full public disclosure. That's what happened -- again. With ZDI and Microsoft -- again.

Founded by Tipping Point, now part of HP, the ZDI tracks vulnerability threats to leading software products, web browsers, SaaS, on-prem software and the like. Let us know your thoughts about the security of IE here at the Cloud and Cyber Security Center.