Microsoft Warns of Security Flaw Affecting 26% of Internet Users
Microsoft has warned of a flaw in all versions of Internet Explorer, identified by security company FireEye. Hackers are focusing on versions 9 through 11, which means around 26% of global users.
Microsoft has warned of a flaw in all versions of Internet Explorer which could leave a significant number of internet users vulnerable to attack. FireEye, the security company which identified the flaw, said hackers are focusing on versions 9 through 11, which means around 26% of global browser use. Hackers are targeting browser users by luring them to click on malicious websites or downloads. Once in, hackers could remotely install viruses or even harvest private information.
