Microsoft Vista security vulnerabilities are frequently exposed

I am afraid this sentence is not appropriate for Microsoft products. For Microsoft products, I am afraid we can only make up for the latest three years. Both IE browser and VISTA operating systems coexist with vulnerability patches at the beginning.

Internet Explorer and VISTA operating system vulnerabilities are no longer news. These Microsoft products continue to be "Exposed ".

Serious unpatched vulnerabilities in IE have been exploited by malicious attackers.

According to a statement issued by the National Computer Virus emergency response center on November 24, we learned that Microsoft's Browser IE has recently encountered a serious vulnerability that has not been fixed and has been exploited by malicious attackers.

This Browser IE vulnerability first appeared on foreign websites. external websites use this vulnerability to embed malicious attack code in Web pages. As long as computer users browse the Web page, the computer system automatically installs malicious programs or spyware, which causes the Browser IE to fail to be used normally. In severe cases, the infected computer system is completely controlled by attackers.

Solution: Because the patch for this vulnerability has not yet been released by Microsoft, you should set the security level of Browser IE in the system to a higher level before the regular patch is released next month, deny access to some JAVA and ACTIVE controls as much as possible. At the same time, the majority of computer users should pay attention to the patches released by Microsoft for this vulnerability at any time. Once released, they should immediately download and install the patches. Of course, changing the browser to opera and firefox is also a good method.

Windows Vista $50000 vulnerability information appeared on Russian hacker websites

Windows system vulnerabilities have been clearly marked. Because many users around the world use windows system, it is also a system vulnerability that causes more damage to Windows. Because of the fact that a Windows system vulnerability has been sold online, the price of a vulnerability of $50000 is not the highest.

Last week, the vulnerability named Vista zero-days was priced at $50000 on an underground hacker website. However, someone has recently posted information about the vulnerability, which is priced at $50000, to the Internet, it is reported that the specific description of this vulnerability is that sending certain code through MessageBox of Vista may cause memory exceptions. Of course, this vulnerability is paid, therefore, the seller has not disclosed too much "specific code" details.

In addition, the IDs of a large number of Myspace users have been stolen recently. The stolen users are attacked by clicking the video link sent from their friends. Of course, the stolen users can retrieve their passwords through emails, however, if the real information in your account has been stolen, the loss cannot be compensated.