Microsoft Internet Explorer (version 5 and later) has an AutoComplete feature that helps you fill in Web-based forms. If the feature is enabled, each time you submit data in a form, the information is encrypted and stored on your local machine. The next time you encounter a form field with the same internal field name, IE will try to complete that field automatically. As soon as you type a letter that matches the beginning of any recorded value for that field, IE will display a list of possible values from which you can choose. To see all saved values, press the Down Arrow.

Anyone can extract all this information from the system registry and use it against you. It is strongly recommended that you always clean the AutoComplete data after using Internet Explorer.

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