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I am running windows XP SP 2. I keep up on all of the patches.<br />
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After installing last Internet Explorer Security SP Zone alarm 7 keeps saying that IE is trying to monitor keyboard input and mouse movements. <br />
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Is it just that IE has changed or should I be concerned?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Steve
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I am running windows XP SP 2. I keep up on all of the patches.

After installing last Internet Explorer Security SP Zone alarm 7 keeps saying that IE is trying to monitor keyboard input and mouse movements. 

Is it just that IE has changed or should I be concerned?

Thanks,

Steve

After installing last Internet Explorer Security SP Zone alarm 7 keeps saying that IE is trying to monitor keyboard input and mouse movements.

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