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Notebooks And Computers - Microsoft felt responsible for break-ins into some action Gmail account humanitarian activists in China are blamed because of gaps in the browser Internet Explorer (IE) Microsoft.

Sense of responsibility is then overcome with a plan to modify the Microsoft re-(patched) IE program. Indeed, according to the Microsoft, plans to patch IE already exists in the next few months, but hackers and threats of action blocking IE in some countries to make Microsoft must do it in as soon as possible.

Previously, the two countries, France and Germany have called for to avoid using IE as a browser because it is considered unsafe and vulnerable as the media made by a hacker break-ins.

Reporting by BBC News, Thursday (21/1/2010), Microsoft said it would respond to serious security problems in IE, even they admit that they will work hard to patch IE as soon as possible, although that concerns only IE 6.

Reference to not use IE browser in Germany and France came after a crowded news-related attacks against the email account of human rights activists in China last week. England recognizes the existence of these examples, IE was vulnerable burglarized. But English is fairly easy to face this issue. Conversely, Germany and France reacted immediately respond to this by releasing their new policy.

Head of Microsoft's security and privacy of England Cliff Evans considered that the German and French reaction was too much. As a solution, Evans suggested that those who are still using IE version 6 to upgrade to IE 8. According to the latest version of IE is more secure and resistant to attack.