Dean Hachamovitch

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Name: Dean Hachamovitch
First reported Dec 13 2012 - Updated Dec 14 2012 - 1 reports
Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft Corporation

Update to Alleged Information and Security Issue with Mouse Position Behavior

Over the last few days we’ve seen reports alleging abuse of a browser behavior regarding mouse position. Microsoft is working closely with other companies to address the concern of mouse position movement. From what we know now, the underlying issue ... [Published IEBlog - Dec 13 2012]

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At the time, Dean Hachamovitch, the company's lead executive for IE, said, "by updating flash through windows update, like ie, we make security more convenient for customers."
Adobe: Flash exploits leave Windows 8 users vulnerable [Published Techworld.com - Sep 10 2012]

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