microsoft XP had gone but leaves behind one last Bug |Rajat Poonia Rajasthan
As microsoft had declared no-longer-support for xp further.
Microsoft's decision to offer a Windows XP patch for a serious Internet Explorer flaw has drawn cheers, but those still using the no-longer-supported operating system shouldn't hold their breath waiting for the next one, the company has indicated. That isn't stopping security pros from lobbying for an extension of the support grace period, however.
When Microsoft included Windows XP in the Internet Explorer zero-day browser vulnerability patch it issued this week, some industry observers were stunned. Had the company decided to backtrack on its assertion that it would no longer support XP? Had it knuckled under to user protests?
*There have only been "a very small number of attacks" exploiting this flaw, according to Hall and other Microsoft executives.
Microsoft's decision to offer a Windows XP patch for a serious Internet Explorer flaw has drawn cheers, but those still using the no-longer-supported operating system shouldn't hold their breath waiting for the next one, the company has indicated. That isn't stopping security pros from lobbying for an extension of the support grace period, however.
When Microsoft included Windows XP in the Internet Explorer zero-day browser vulnerability patch it issued this week, some industry observers were stunned. Had the company decided to backtrack on its assertion that it would no longer support XP? Had it knuckled under to user protests?
*There have only been "a very small number of attacks" exploiting this flaw, according to Hall and other Microsoft executives.
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