Internet Explorer security enhancements

E829189

Internet Explorer security enhancements are a set of improved protection features and safeguards designed to make the browser more resistant to security threats such as malware, phishing, and unauthorized access.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf web browser security feature set
aimsTo improve browser security
appliesTo Internet Explorer NERFINISHED
configuredVia Group Policy
Internet Options security tab
registry settings
expandedIn Internet Explorer 10 NERFINISHED
Internet Explorer 11 NERFINISHED
Internet Explorer 8 NERFINISHED
Internet Explorer 9 NERFINISHED
goal make the browser more resistant to security threats
includes ActiveX control management
Enhanced Security Configuration
InPrivate Browsing NERFINISHED
Protected Mode
SmartScreen Filter NERFINISHED
TLS support
add-on management
certificate validation
cross-site scripting filter
pop-up blocker
tracking protection
zone-based security model
introducedIn Internet Explorer 7 NERFINISHED
protectsAgainst malware
phishing
unauthorized access
reducesRiskOf browser hijacking
credential theft
drive-by downloads
relatedTo Microsoft security updates
Windows security model
requires regular patching
supports enterprise security policies
targetUser enterprise users
home users
usesMechanism ASLR (Address Space Layout Randomization) support
ActiveX opt-in
DEP (Data Execution Prevention) integration
content zone isolation
integrated reputation-based URL filtering
integrated reputation-based file download checking
least-privilege execution
sandboxing via Protected Mode

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Service Pack 2 includesFeature Internet Explorer security enhancements