According to the software giant, a PC may respond slowly if the filter is validating a web page that contains too many frames, or if the user is browsing too many frames in a short period of time.
Redmond suggests users download an update from the Microsoft Download Center.
The phishing feature warns users about suspicious sites and blocks access to confirmed bogus sites. Confirmed malicious sites are placed on a blacklist that is updated several times each hour based on research from Microsoft and its partners.
Firefox 2.0, also released in October, contains a similar feature.
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Microsoft fixes phishing filter in Internet Explorer 7
By
Dan Kaplan
on Dec 19, 2006 9:30AM
