Critical IE Update available
Posted by Al in Windows 7 News on 12 17th, 2008 | one response |
As you may or may not know, a huge security flaw was discovered in Internet Explorer yesterday that could allow criminals to steal passwords and even take control of your computer. As dedicated Firefox users, we don’t know much about the situation. However, we’d still like to remind 30% of our readers to run Windows Update to receive the latest security patch to keep your computer protected. The official Microsoft Security Bulletin can be viewed here where you can download individual standalone patches. Internet Explorer Beta 2 users are also affected by this vulnerability and should run Windows Update as well. Surf safely folks.
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Congratulation to Microsoft! They just revealed to millions of hackers that IE has a security flaw. For people who aren’t running Vista, this update won’t be downloaded automaticly, and so more than half of the PCs in the world are still succepable to IE’s flaw without even knowing it.