I don't even feel like bitching about it again:
Microsoft released an advisory Wednesday night warning all users of its Windows operating system of two new critical flaws that could allow a attacker to take control of a victim's PC.
The critical flaws occur in the software giant's implementation of the Java Virtual Machine, which allows platform-independent programs to run on a PC.
"(The flaws) could enable an attacker to gain complete control over a user[base ']s system," stated the advisory. "This would enable the attacker to perform any operation that the user could, such as running applications; communicating with web sites; (and) adding, deleting or changing data."
News.com
Please see previous bitches here:
I've blogged several other issues with security recently but that's enough. Two in one week: Do I Need a Life ? Or does Microsoft need a clue?
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