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    IE flaw might allow people to track your mouse clicks

    If those ads you get when you're browsing creep you out a little bit and seem a little too personal then a recent discovery on Internet Explorer 10 could leave you ready to go off the grid.
    By Nur Bremmen
    18 Dec 2012
    18 Dec 2012

    According to Spider.io, those ads are even tracking your mouse movements and a Javascript hole in Internet Explorer 6 through 10 allows outside intruders to follow along with what you're doing, even if the browser isn't the active app.

    As Engadget points out, that's a massive security risk, especially for people running virtual keyboards - on their tablets for instance.

    Read the full article on http://memeburn.com.

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    Source: Memeburn

    Launched in April 2010 by Matthew Buckland, Memeburn is a news and opinion platform tracking tech culture, innovation and business. It plays particular attention to the web, mobile, social media, online media and social networking fields. Key opinion-leaders contribute to Memeburn, providing their insights on the online industry. Subscribe via email or RSS for regular updates. Follow memeburn on Twitter at @memeburn.

    Go to: http://www.memeburn.com

    About Nur Bremmen

    Nur Bremmen is a staff reporter at Memeburn.
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