Microsoft Warns of a New Flaw in Internet Explorer

U.S. software giant Microsoft issued an advisory on Saturday about a newly-discovered security flaw in its popular Internet Explorer browser that exposes many computers to hackers’ attacks. According to Microsoft, most vulnerable are computers using Internet Explorer versions 9 through 11. Experts warn that hackers can gain access to their computers and install malicious software if users let themselves be tricked into viewing a certain website or opening an e-mail attachment. If a...

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