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Microsoft Patches "Google Hack" Flaw In IE

Posted by timothy on from the you-saw-this-coming dept.

An anonymous reader writes "As expected, Microsoft has issued an out-of-band security patch to address a remote code execution hole in Internet Explorer that was used in the recent Chinese attacks disclosed by Google. Ars Technica has all the download links you need."

2 of 142 comments (clear)

  1. Re:Of course... by 0racle · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Hi, you got trolled.

    --
    "I use a Mac because I'm just better than you are."
  2. Re:WTF! FORCED SHUTDOWN by indi0144 · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    I should have recoded the update, oh wait, It would have fucked up the recording. I left unchecked the "restart now" because I was about to update firefox too but then "oh noes" Dreamweaver, uTorrent (I had to re-check something I was downloading aka KILL), Opera, photoshop and Windows Explorer just started to close at the same time AND THEY CLOSED FASTER than closing them up one by one, it was a forced shutdown. Why would I made up this?

    I'm happy you didn't suffer the annoyances from "random Microsoft bug"(tm) : )