February 5, 2008
3:56 pm
Web surfers are urged to immediately disable ActiveX controls from IE to protect against a swath of publicly reported—and unpatched—software vulnerabilities.
The US-CERT is urging Web surfers to immediately disable ActiveX controls from Internet Explorer to protect against a swath of publicly reported—and unpatched—software vulnerabilities.
The US-CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team) recommendation follows the release of exploit code for multiple zero-day flaws in image uploaders used by Facebook and MySpace and bugs in the ActiveX control that ships with the Yahoo Music Jukebox software.
ActiveX, IE, Internet Explorer, Vulnerability, Exploit, Facebook, MySpace
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