Microsoft releases a fix it tool for the Internet Explorer vulnerability that became public earlier this week and scheduled a security update for tomorrow. The company has also prepared an update rated as critical to become available tomorrow through Windows Update and standard distribution channels. The security update is due to cover four other critical-class remote code execution issues. Microsoft will also hold a special live webcast to take questions from registered users about the recent patches and security flaws. Germany was the only state to take a firm position regarding Internet Explorer breach.”]