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Why some Japan firms can’t quit Internet Explorer

Business Jun 15, 2022

Why some Japan firms can’t quit Internet Explorer

by Magdalena Osumi

After nearly 30 years, Microsoft has finished support for the browser, which is set to cause problems for the handful of Japanese organizations still using it.

Japan sticks with Internet Explorer as Microsoft ends support for old versions

Business / Tech Jan 12, 2016

Japan sticks with Internet Explorer as Microsoft ends support for old versions

by Shusuke Murai

Four out of five companies and municipalities in Japan face a deadline of sorts Wednesday, the day Microsoft Corp. ends technical support for older versions of its Internet Explorer (IE) browser. About 30 percent of them use versions that may now be at risk. Although ...

U.S., U.K. advise against use of Internet Explorer until bug is fixed

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U.S., U.K. advise against use of Internet Explorer until bug is fixed

The U.S. and U.K. governments on Monday advised computer users to consider using alternatives to Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Explorer browser until the company fixes a security flaw that hackers used to launch attacks. The Internet Explorer bug, disclosed over the weekend, is the first high-profile ...

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