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Properly control ActiveX security

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Do you allow ActiveX controls to run on the machines on your network? How do you restrict which controls operate on your machines? Share your comments about ActiveX control vulnerabilities, as discussed in the Oct. 24 Security Solutions e-newsletter.

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by jrossetti1

I followed the request of the article to learn about active X controls and one (1) of the controls listed in my IE was hypogliphics looking and stated in the "Status" column that it was "Damaged" and other columns said "None". I deleted it. Any response? What was it and how did it get damaged?

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