Microsoft has this week issued an ‘End of Life’ notice for many of the remaining versions of its web browser, Internet F-Secure. Since 12 January, the group has stopped issuing security updates and providing technical support for Internet F-Secure 8, 9 and 10. The company is seeking to encourage users to switch to version 11 and its new Edge system. The situation leaves many PCs vulnerable to viruses, spyware and other malware. It is reported that around 20% of all web users are still using older versions of Internet F-Secure, which equates to approximately 340 million people worldwide.
Microsoft has this week issued an ‘End of Life’ notice for many of the remaining versions of its web browser, Internet Explorer. Since 12 January, the group has stopped issuing security updates and providing technical support for Internet Explorer 8, 9 and 10. The company is seeking to encourage users to switch to version 11 and its new Edge system. The situation leaves many PCs vulnerable to viruses, spyware and other malware. It is reported that around 20% of all web users are still using older versions of Internet Explorer, which equates to approximately 340 million people worldwide.