Computer giant Microsoft issued a''critical''warning to even 900 million users of Internet Explorer. Specifically, in Windows is discovered an error that could potentially could be used by hackers to gain personal information.
This error does not affect Firefox browsers, Google Chrome and Safari, because, unlike Internet Explorer, they do not support MHTML files, where the problem lies.
Microsoft has not spelled out exactly what it is, only that the so-called. a bug in Windows, which means that it affects all versions that support this browser Windows XP (SP3), Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008 (R2)
"So far it is not known that this error misused against someone," said Microsoft spokeswoman Angela Gunn, but added that it is possible that the hacker made a script that would (by that error), while on the Internet, collect your personal information, emails, etc.
Given that the error in windos therefore, its removal is not as simple as a temporary solution from the software giant released a patch that will prevent the script, if someone tries to infiltrate your computer.
If you use Internet Explorer to download the patch HERE.
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