Microsoft Issues Emergency 'Fix-It' for Browser Flaw
Microsoft has issued a "Fix it," or temporary workaround, for Internet Explorer 8 that lessens a previously unknown software or "zero day" flaw used to spy on U.S. atomic researchers. Full story
Microsoft has issued a "Fix it," or temporary workaround, for Internet Explorer 8 that lessens a previously unknown software or "zero day" flaw used to spy on U.S. atomic researchers. Full story
Microsoft has confirmed the existence of a zero-day code-execution exploit for Internet Explorer 8 that's currently being used in a series of watering-hole attacks. Full story
UPDATED Wednesday, April 10 with news that Microsoft did not in fact patch the vulnerabilities found in the Pwn2Own competition. Full story
Microsoft is investigating reports of a "mouse-tracking" flaw that puts virtual keyboards and keypads at risk to remote monitoring. Full story
Microsoft did not include snazzy tiles (icons) on the homepage of Windows 8 for Google Search and Chrome. After all, it has a new opportunity to win over new users to Bing and Internet Explorer. But Google isn't standing by. Full story
Older versions of the browser are vulnerable to hackers and will be left behind for Google updates. Full story
