Yesterday a previously unknown security flaw was discovered in Microsoft’s Internet Explorer web browser. This vulnerability exists in the more recent versions--from versions 6 to 11. These versions are used in Windows XP through Windows 8.1. Until Microsoft releases a patch for this vulnerability it is recommended that you stop using Internet Explorer. We recommend Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Opera as alternatives until this flaw has been repaired.
You can download Google Chrome here, Mozilla Firefox here, or Opera here. If you have any questions or need any help just let us know!
To read more about this threat, check out these articles:
US & UK Governments say "Stop using IE!"
New Zero-Day Flaw in IE
You can download Google Chrome here, Mozilla Firefox here, or Opera here. If you have any questions or need any help just let us know!
To read more about this threat, check out these articles:
US & UK Governments say "Stop using IE!"
New Zero-Day Flaw in IE
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