Microsoft has patched the Internet Explorer bug, and it's not leaving Windows XP hanging out to dry. Microsoft has issued a patch for the Internet Explorer flaw that lets hackers take control of ...

But this bug is more omnipresent than it seems. Lots of machines use Windows -- bank ATMs, point of sale systems, restaurant seating tools -- and Internet Explorer is their default browser.

a scripting engine memory corruption vulnerability that exists within basically every version of Internet Explorer for Windows 7, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10. (Discovery of the bug was credited to ...

A new vulnerability has been discovered within Microsoft's legacy web browser, Internet Explorer, that can allow attackers and unwanted parties to record a user's browsing habits. According to a ...

Microsoft has issued a security advisory detailing a new bug that has been discovered in its Internet Explorer Web browser. The flaw could potentially allow hackers to remotely execute code ...

There's a bug in the latest version of Internet Explorer that leaks the addresses, search terms, or any other text typed into the address bar. The bug allows any currently visited website to view ...

Microsoft released a security update for its Internet Explorer browser Thursday to fix a bug that allowed hackers to take over a computer. The tech company said it will be releasing a similar ...

The most obvious way to avoid becoming a victim of this bug is to use another browser, such as Mozilla's Firefox, Google's Chrome or Apple's Safari. If you really need to use Internet Explorer ...

A vulnerability in Internet Explorer could let hackers take over your computer. The bug has already been used by hackers to attack some U.S. financial firms, according to cyber-security software ...

As if smears of past vulnerabilities and bugs weren’t enough to tarnish Internet Explorer’s reputation, a new security hole has been made public before Microsoft can plug it. This time ...