Microsoft's Edge browser to raise the cost of hacking Windows 10
Microsoft's Windows 10 Edge will prevent malware loading into memory. Does that make it more secure than Google's Chrome?
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IE users should switch to Chrome or Edge, warns security firm
Old versions of Flash, Java, and Internet Explorer on Windows continue to create a soft underbelly for the enterprise, according to a new study by authentication firm Duo Security.
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Windows 10 to put a wall between Edge and advanced hackers
Microsoft’s Application Guard creates a hardware-based virtual barrier between Windows hardware and zero-day attacks on Edge users.
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Microsoft hones Edge browser for age of sophisticated hackers
Microsoft says its replacement for Internet Explorer, known as Edge, will be much tougher to hack than previous browsers.
