Microsoft warns of 'critical' Windows security flaw
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http://business-times.asia1.com.sg/sub/latest/story/0,4574,179792,00.html?
SAN FRANCISCO - Microsoft Corp on Tuesday warned users of its Windows operating system of a 'critical' security flaw in its software that could allow attackers to take complete control of a computer.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4527992.stm
Windows users are being warned about a bug that lets attackers take over a PC via the Internet Explorer browser.
The bug made possible webpages that can compromise a PC without a user spotting the attack, Microsoft warned.
Code to exploit the bug was circulating online which led Microsoft to label the bug "critical" and said users should apply a patch immediately.
At the same time a similar bug was found to be affecting the rival Firefox web browser. -
Maybe that's how my RAM was affected!
Anyway, i'm sick of Windows....tired....give up.
But still got to use it.
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If they don't exaggerate it a bit more, would you even bother to update it?
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whats new?
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this is like the 75278925th security flaw......................
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time to click on the microsoft update icon...
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yalor
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actually i configured for the comp to download and install automatically... but don't want to wait till 1 am to install it lahz...
and i wonder if microsoft can ever make a update that will not require a restart of the comp... force me to close ms word -
i came across an article sayin that MIcrosft is going to Release yrt another important security patch this mth..but nt sure if it fixes this prob
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It is like computer virus attacks, as u can see...
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Keep your system updated with the latest security patches. That's the least you can do. Besides, it takes very little effort.
That's what I usually do. -
patch patch patch, stupid ka ai si
