Microsoft yesterday warned users of Window XP, to not to use F1 key on any web page for any reason untill there will be update released.
By pressing F1 key you may give attacker full access to your computer.
Customers running Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 are safe from such attacks, Microsoft said.
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is to switch to Firefox. Who still uses IE?
Years, probably?
Since IE 6 and didn't find a final solution for this?
Nice work Microsoft..
Can you believe they are still supporting a product that has been discontinued for 2 years and launched over 8 years ago? As for why it has taken so long to fix, maybe this has something to do with the F1 exploit being recently found? Kind of hard to fix something that you don't know is broken.
What are the options other than Microsoft? Obviously browsers are easy to replace, but if you want to get a Mac vs PC, support is free for one or two years and then you are buying an upgrade. Every one to two years OSX gets a new cat name that comes with a pricetag. The good news is the price is relatively cheap. It's only $29 to get the latest version of OSX.
-Death
Don't use IE...
see problem fixed.