RealPlayer Zero-Day Flaw Under Attack

openOption writes "ZDNet is reporting that hackers are actively exploiting a zero-day hole in RealNetworks' RealPlayer media player, a software program installed on tens of millions of Windows computers worldwide. The in-the-wild attacks targets a previously unknown and unpatched ActiveX vulnerability in the way RealPlayer interacts with Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser. The flaw is causing drive-by malware downloads when an IE user simply browsers to a maliciously rigged Web page."

Re:Installed by millions...

[Sillygates]

This wouldn't be a problem if companies like Dell(?) didn't preinstall RealPlayer on computers.

Re:Oh, relax....

[Oktober Sunset]

All those use of 'program' are incorrect, they should all have been 'programme'.

You fail at both language and making a point.

Re:SOFTWARE PROGRAM!!!11111```oneone

[lenroc]

"Alphanumeric keyboard" and "computer mouse"?

Looks like someone confused verbosity with redundancy