Use Windows XP? Do not Click on F1

You are still using Windows XP operating system? Legitimate. Surf the internet with Internet Explorer browser that is available there? Sure no problem.

Although the operating system Windows 7 is already present and ready to replace Microsoft's OS is legendary, but many users are at home and not be moved. Similarly, the users of Internet Explorer which is still the most dominant browser on the internet.

However, recently it found a security hole in VBScript, which only affects users of Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003. Through these gaps, malicious code can enter the user's computer with the help of a button. Ie F1 key on the keyboard.

As quoted from Engadget VIVAnews, March 4, 2010, a number of hazardous sites urge users to press the F1 key on the keyboard. The goal, according to the site, so that the user opens the Microsoft Help feature to get help.

However, when users press the F1 key, a malicious code executed and entered into the user's computer.

Microsoft itself promised to conduct a full investigation of this matter and will issue to overcome as quickly as possible. While waiting for the solution of the largest software manufacturer, you'll want to avoid pressing the F1 key when a site asked.

Or, if you're still using Windows 2000, XP, or Server 2003, please use a browser other than Internet Explorer.