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2/28/17

Nasty Flaw Found In Microsoft’s Browsers Leaves Surfers On Edge #okc #news #wth



Do you run one of Microsoft’s web browsers rather than Chrome, Firefox or another alternative? Then be warned that a severe bug has been uncovered which could allow a malicious party to crash your browser. It could even pull off a hijack of either Internet Explorer 11 or Edge. This finding comes courtesy of Ivan Fratric, a security researcher at Google Project Zero, who uncovered the flaw last November. Microsoft hasn’t taken action to patch it, though, so Fratric has made his discovery public after the expiration of Google's standard 90-day disclosure deadline. All that said, there’s currently no evidence that malicious types are actively using this exploit as of Tuesday. http://bit.ly/2mpkZji http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ This video was produced by YT Wochit Tech using http://wochit.com



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