This has to the best way of getting feedback on the security issues that a browser might have, take it to the hackers themselves!
It's the first time we've ever come out ahead of a product release to present and get feedback," said Tony Chor, group program manager at Microsoft's Internet Explorer team, referring to the company's presentation to a hacker-specific group.
Chor, and colleague Andrew Cushman, director of Microsoft's security engineering and communication group, spoke highly of the feedback they heard at the presentation, and preferred the term "security research community" for attendees, instead of "hacker."
Microsoft seem to be bringing Internet Explorer 7 to the people that would have provided criticism to it, had they done their usual method of just guessing what the people wanted. Can't wait to try out the next release.
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