Microsoft has reported a weakness in its Outlook email messaging that permits a criminal to send a message and then attack the system using that message, whether it has been opened or not.
The Australian Cyber Security Centre has released an urgent advisory suggesting immediate action. It has rated the threat with a severity scale of 9.8 / 10.
The simple solution is an update to Outlook.
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