
Microsoft Edge protects Internet Explorer mode from attacks
The Microsoft Edge security team made significant changes to Internet Explorer mode after receiving confirmation of targeted attacks using it. Experts discovered that attackers exploited vulnerabilities in the outdated Chakra JavaScript engine, integrated into Internet Explorer, to gain remote access to users’ devices. The attacks demonstrated that even in modern browsers, legacy features can become a dangerous conduit for system compromise. Internet Explorer mode in Edge was created as a temporary solution to support legacy websites and corporate portals that relied on technologies like ActiveX and Flash . While much of the web has migrated to modern standards, many organizations still use










