Firefox or IE? Strange answer to security question
2007-08-27 20:08:00 / Online Access
A study by the non-profit Honeynet Project has come up with a strange answer to the Firefox versus Internet Explorer security question. During the experiment, conducted in May 2007, the group compared three browsers Internet Explorer 6 SP2, Firefox
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