Microsoft to explode 0day vulnerabilities Vista users are unaffected

Bit NET July 14 News-Yesterday, two anti-virus software manufacturers rising and Symantec again issued a security alert, said the discovery of Microsoft Video Control (ActiveXcontrol) outbreak of 0 (0day) loophole, now has more than 1.33 million computers were attacked. It is reported that the network attacker is currently mainly through the Windows XP system of IE Browser exploit this vulnerability to launch the attack, and pointed to IE6 and IE7 browser, although there is no impact on the IE8, but still exist potential risks.　　Pre-system test shows that computer users using Vista system are not affected by this vulnerability. The 0 vulnerability was first exploited by hackers on 8th, with more than 200,000 computers being attacked every day by the vulnerability, culminating in the attack yesterday.　　However, as Microsoft has not yet released patches to patch this vulnerability, up to now, more than 1.33 million computers have been hit by a horse web site that has been using the flaw. Rising and Symantec technical experts say users can consider several ways to avoid computer attacks: in the system affected by the vulnerability to run the program, the user permissions set to the minimum, for the Computer installation network Intrusion protection system to real-time monitoring network traffic and any abnormal network behavior; Regularly check for updated login information that is currently in use; do not easily accept or click on files and links with unknown sources.