Microsoft issued a security advisory over the weekend after it was discovered that the Flame malware has been spoofing its digital certificates to launch attacks. The company also shut down three affected certificates and stopped its Terminal Server Licensing Service from issuing certificates that allows code to be signed. Microsoft built an emergency update to revoke the trust placed in the three affected certificates, and has made it available through its Windows Update and Automatic Updates services.
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