Microsoft pointing Firefox and Chrome Not Safe

Microsoft released a website that true noble aims, which directs the user to better understand about the security of web browsers. However, this website actually "attacking" the competitor is Microsoft's web browser, Internet Explorer (IE).

On the web site your browser this matter you can test how secure web browser you are currently using. In addition, there are a variety of information about the security of web browsers. Starting from the explanation of what it is malware, how to avoid browser malware attacks, and the importance of using a browser with the latest version, up to a detailed explanation on how to secure a browser from a variety of attacks originating from the internet.

In addition to the above displays useful information, this website displays the value of the test results Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome are "only" get the value 2 and 2.5 of the maximum value of 4. While IE9 get a perfect score (4) when tested on this web site. Although for other versions of IE drop in value, can only be a value of 1 IE7 and IE6 can not value at all.

For browsers Opera and Safari, when tried by Kompas.com, they were not given a value of 0. Whether it was the second this browser does not support or very poor value-equivalent IE6.

By showing the value of the test is "less good" than Firefox and Chrome, indirectly, Microsoft stated that the two rival browsers were unsafe to use.

Firefox-party test results are immediately responded by saying that the website is actually Microsoft's browser test does not include the key points which should have been tested, namely technology HSTS security, privacy tools Do Not Track, browser vendors and the response time when security holes are found. This was stated directly by Johnathan Nightingale, director of engineering for Firefox.