Windows Update leads to spam site (hus.parkingspa.com/hc3.asp) today

Today when trying to update one of my Microsoft Windows – Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit, and clicking to More Information link, it led my browser to SPAM site (DO NOT VISIT IT!):
http://hus.parkingspa.com/hc3.asp - DO NOT VISIT IT!

Windows update KB2505438

It happens only for update – Update for Windows 7 for KB2505438, when you click on more info link, see the screenshot.

Here is a screenshot for that SPAM / domain squatter site:

Spam site from Windows Update


Why and how this happened?

It seems, that someone responsible for update links at Microsoft failed to enter correct Microsoft KB article address:
http://support.micrososft.com/kb/2505438 - DO NOT VISIT IT!

Correct address is:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2505438

At first it seemed like computer is infected by some virus / spyware, but it is not a case.

UPDATE:
While I was writing this, Microsoft have already fixed this.

UPDATE 2:
Other people noticed this too:

February 2011, links

WiX v3.5 with Votive that supports Visual Studio 2010 has been released.

The Bugzilla Project announced the release of Bugzilla 4.0. News topic.

Kippo is a medium interaction SSH honeypot designed to log brute force attacks and, most importantly, the entire shell interaction performed by the attacker. Hosted on Google Code.

Honeyd is a small honeypot daemon that creates virtual hosts on a network.

CodeProject’s famous writer Sacha Barber starts article series about Task Parallel Library, Task Parallel Library part 2.

Larry Osterman is writing about: The case of the inconsistent right shift results in C/C++ on 32-bit and 64-bit machines.

Security lesson: The inside story of the HBGary hack.

Debian’s The Computer Language Benchmarks Game.

Visual C++ Team Blog continues series with – Advanced STL, Part 1.

Right click context menu on wrong side afer installing Service Pack 1 for Windows 7

Today after updating my Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit with Service Pack 1, I noticed, that almost all Right click context menus (for example on Desktop) are on wrong side – left side of mouse pointer instead of right side.

It turns out, that Service Pack somehow changed my Windows settings. To get back the old behavior:
Click on Windows button and type “Tablet PC Settings”. Press enter. Now open “Other” tab, and change Right-handed to Left-handed as shown in screenshot.