AsteRisks

If you are looking for a software review about a glaring security hole in Microsoft Windows, you have come to the right place. This vulnerability allows anyone to access the passwords that are hidden behind asterisks or dots. Shockingly, it has been known since September 2004 and was reported in Government Computer News magazine. According to their report, all a person needs to do is drag the SeePassword magnifier over the asterisks in any password field to reveal the true characters. More information can be found at www.see-password.com.

This puts computer users at great risk because it means that hackers can access passwords from remote computers connected to the Internet. Many people assume that passwords hidden behind asterisks or dots are secure, but this is not the case. This revelation makes it easier for criminals or terrorists to hijack identities and access bank accounts or other sensitive information.

Unfortunately, Microsoft has refused to fix the problem. Therefore, it is necessary to download and run the AsteRisks © software. This software will erase all stored passwords from the cache memory of your Internet Explorer. By doing so, you can better protect yourself from security breaches and potential identity theft.