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| 64-bit Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 & Windows 8 Enterprise 47,741 posts Texas | Microsoft issues fix for IE flaw that could allow PC hijack Quote: Microsoft issued a fix today for a zero-day vulnerability in older versions of Internet Explorer that could allow attackers to gain control of Windows-based computers to host malicious Web sites. The company confirmed Saturday that it was investigating a remote code execution vulnerability in IE 6, IE 7, and IE 8 that could allow an attacker to use the corrupted PC to host a Web site designed to exploit the vulnerability with other users. Versions of the browser after IE 8 are unaffected, Microsoft said. Microsoft issues fix for IE flaw that could allow PC hijack | Security & Privacy - CNET News |
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