German government forces citizens not to use Internet Explorer

According to Reuters, the German government has postponed its public Tuesday to temporarily stop using the Internet Explorer browser, after the discovery that a virus threatens software computers against hacker attacks.
Microsoft said Monday that attackers can plant virus program to the computers of users who enter website disposed to risk, and then they take over the victim's device.

"Rapid distribution of the virus must be prevented," said government officials in their statement. While Microsoft officials did not respond to the request of the German government. However, the company has shown the risk to the virus in a written statement.

According to this statement from Microsoft, said that the virus has attacked a small number of users and the company has ndërrmarur steps towards creating a software in the coming days, to protect computers from virus.

Although the company has not specified term release of anti-virus software is expected to be out next week, and added automatically in Internet Explorer.