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Microsoft introduced a tool to fix security holes in IE 9 and 10

Microsoft has released an official security warning regarding zero-day vulnerabilities in IE10 last week and said IE 9 is also vulnerable.

Author: David Pac1 minutes read

Microsoft has released an official security warning regarding zero-day vulnerabilities in IE10 last week and said IE 9 is also "sticking" to the flaw.

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In the latest security warning code with code 2934088, Microsoft said: " Security vulnerabilities in IE 9 and IE 10 can be exploited by hackers by allowing remote code execution via" decoy ". a link or email or message containing malicious code ".

This vulnerability was first discovered by security firm FireEye .

Currently, Microsoft has released a fix tool called Fix It and for those who are using IE 9 and IE 10 can download HERE . Other versions don't stick to this security hole.

The official patch is expected to be available in the upcoming Patch Tuesday .

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