Separately the security company FireEye said it had seen an increase in attacks using the vulnerability, which it has dubbed “Operation Clandestine Fox.” Initially it had spotted attacks only on versions 9, 10, and 11 of Internet Explorer running on Windows 7 and 8. So we did,” Microsoft’s Adrienne Hall wrote.ĭustin Childs, a Microsoft security manager, wrote in a separate post that the company had seen only “ limited targeted attacks” exploiting the vulnerability, but customers are advised to update their software as fast as they can, though most will see it updated by default. “This means that when we saw the first reports about this vulnerability, we said fix it, fix it fast, and fix it for all our customers. Microsoft announced the move in a company blog post earlier today. When sending me a PGP encrypted eMail for the first time, please include your own public key, so I can reply you in encrypted form.Software giant Microsoft has released a fix to a critical vulnerability that hit its Internet Explorer Web browser over the weekend, and it has even fixed the flaw in versions for Windows XP, for which official support recently ended. If you wish to send me encrypted eMails instead of plain text ones, here's my PGP (Some older browsers may not display the key I recommend Mozilla Firefox ≥52.9.x or Chromium ≥49.0.x). Alternatively, you may also write me an (requires JavaScript). Please visit at an appropriate time though, which would be from Monday to Friday at 08:00am to 12:00am and 01:00pm to 04:00pm UTC+1 DST / CET DST.
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