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New Java 7 exploit allows hackers to install malware on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux; only fix currently is to disable Java.

 

Read about it here :-

 http://dottech.org/windows/77807/new-java-7-exploit-allows-hackers-to-install-malware-on-windows-mac-os-x-and-linux-only-fix-currently-is-to-disable-java/


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on Aug 30, 2012

Well, MS and Adobe behave in much the same way: If it ain't on fire, take your time.

Well, they might well have shot us (some of us, anyway) in the foot.

Glad you brought this up coffeegrinder! I missed it. 

on Aug 30, 2012

DrJBHL

Quoting Uvah, reply 10Java Deployment Toolkit 6.02.200.2

And you're deploying just what, and where?

Don't know Doc. I haven't checked recently. Just found it there when I checked the add-ons. If I don't need it can I get rid of it?

on Aug 30, 2012

Uvah... I'd just leave it alone. You can always pm yrag to ask the same question. Nothing urgent about it at the moment, though....as far as I can see.

on Aug 30, 2012

Amended the thread title...

on Aug 31, 2012

 

 

Thanks for posting the update link Doc, and Jafo for updating the post title.

on Aug 31, 2012

Question...Should I update to Java 7 then install the patch, which, in this case, is a JDK? I ask because that is where the dl button sent me, to the Java JDK 7u7.

on Aug 31, 2012

1. Update your Java (that should have happened by itself over the past 2 weeks).

2. Download and apply the appropriate patch. You can see this thread to figure out which you need:  https://forums.wincustomize.com/430436

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