Microsoft released their critical security patch for the VML security bug in Internet Explorer.
Last week, researchers from Sunbelt Software (makers of CounterSpy) discovered that the VML handling flaw was already being used by some malicious sites to install trojans and downloaders to visitors’ computers.
Sunbelt and others released some quick patches, which basically involved disabling the Vector Markup Language handling in Internet Explorer.
If you did any of the temporary fixes, it’s best to remove the temporary fix before installing today’s Windows Update patch.
