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The Register posted an article about a bug in Internet Explorer 8 that makes ’safe’ sites unsafe. Microsoft was notified by two Register sources a few months ago about the vulnerability.
“If the attacker can figure out a flaw in the way IE 8 is actually doing that output encoding and then create a specific string the attacker will know will be transformed into an actual attack, they could use that to input a value … that actually results in an attack firing on the page. This could be a way to introduce an attack into a page that didn’t have a vulnerability otherwise,” said Michael Coates of Aspect Security.
Source: The Register
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This has got to be one of the ‘lamest’ security flaw articles. I can’t stand these articles that are all ‘fluff’ and ‘maybe’.