CVE-2019-1429: high-severity vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 10
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Internet Explorer's scripting engine can crash or run attacker's code when processing specially crafted web pages due to improper memory handling. This allows remote attackers to execute malicious code on your computer without additional user interaction beyond visiting the compromised page.
A use-after-free vulnerability (CWE-416) in Internet Explorer's JavaScript engine permits remote code execution when a crafted HTML/JavaScript payload is processed. The attack vector is network-based (visiting a malicious webpage), requiring no authentication or user privilege escalation; successful exploitation grants arbitrary code execution in the browser's security context.
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