IE Web Page Active X Security Updates - Explained

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Nov 4th, 2005
The two most recent IE security updates, MS05-038 and MS05-052, include defense-in-depth improvements that help prevent malicious web pages from loading and manipulating ActiveX controls that were not meant to run in IE. Prior to MS05-038 and MS05-052, IE included two main security checks around whether an ActiveX control can load and be manipulated by a web page:
  1. Only allow ActiveX controls to load if they are not in the registry-stored “killbit� list
  2. Only allow loaded ActiveX controls to be manipulated if they have implemented IObjectSafety and therefore “promised� they can be safely scripted
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/11/04/489256.aspx
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