The fix has not been pushed down to the phones. So if you are using Android, there are two recommended options: Either install the fix or don’t use the web browser.

If you are an Android user, be careful.

To cut a long story short, you should always use a standard user account in Windows instead of an administrator account. This will avoid the majority of problems that occur in Windows and IE. If you have a network, your users should definitely be given user level accounts and not setup as administrators.

For a single home computer it might be much more convenient to use an administrator account, but for shared computers, you should think twice.

By keeping Windows up-to-date and minimizing administrator usage, you can have a far more secure system and network.

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If the exploit is successful it can redirect the browser to various different URLs. After the redirection, a piece of code is executed, which can then steal user information.

The critical Microsoft patches released earlier this week do not fix this problem. We recommend that you keep up-to-date with all the latest patches and be aware if using Internet Explorer 7

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