Computerworld has posted an article about a DNS flaw that Microsoft announced today.

It is about the way Windows system look for DNS which stands for Directory Name Service information in some configurations.

This primarily affects corporate users who lives outside U.S.A. according to the article.

“This is a variation of that previously reported vulnerability that manifests when certain client-side settings are made,” said the group manager at Microsoft’s Security Response Center.

Microsoft is currently working on a patch to solve the problem.

Source: COMPUTERWORLD