Microsoft announced last week a severe security flaw in their Internet Explorer web browser that could expose millions of users to having their computers taken over by hackers.
It is possible that some users may associate the problem with your website if you they happen to be viewing or recently viewing your website when they started experiencing problems.
Microsoft's security advisory says that so far, attacks have only been reported against users with Internet Explorer 7, but the company cautioned that users of other versions of Internet Explorer could be at risk.
The AP says Microsoft will be releasing an emergency fix for the security flaw today, which will download automatically if you have updates enabled.
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