Internet Explorer security levels compared
By webabout on Sep 22, 2008 with Comments 0
Steve Riley: A pretty good question came across the newsgroups the other day. Someone was asking what are the differences between IE’s “medium” and “medium-high” security settings. I did some digging, and found only this on MSDN: Templates provide an easy way for users to set the level of security they want for a particular URL security zone. For more information on URL security zones, see About URL Security Zones.. No wonder it’s difficult to find — the terminology is different, and the table is organized by URL actions, not by the text in the dialog.
Someone on the IE security team forwarded me a document that had additional details. So here, for your enjoyment, is a chart listing the default settings for each security level. To answer the newsgroup poster, “medium” and “medium-high” aren’t the same.
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