Vulnerability " zero-day " unresolved found in the
latest version of Java is being massively exploited
compromising the safety of our teams.
The issue is of such importance that from many quarters
advised disable or uninstall JAVA, or existing plugin for
browsers, until Oracle does not provide a patch that fixes
the problem, that affects Java 7 Update 10 and earlier.
The security flaw lets you install and run software without
user consent for the purpose of stealing indentity
inadvertently participate in a bootnet that could bring
down networks or be used to perform denial of service
attacks and be victims the so called " ransonware ".
The security hole has been found by the independent
researcher @ kafeine which reported the incident to
the security firm specializing in AlienVault which has
confirmed the existence of the problem.
Since then, several specialists the CERT
( The U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team)
and the Department of Homeland Security United States
warn users that it is better not to have Java enabled
Meanwhile Apple has included the Java plugin for OS X
on your blacklist.
Mozilla late yesterday took the opportunity to
recommend the use of click-to-play on Firefox.
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Those who wish can install the previous
version to 7.10 this is previous version 6.37
here:
And so can keep browsing the Internet
without problems.
Before installing version 6.37
you have to uninstall the 7.10.
Java 6 Update 37 Download
http://www.oldapps.com/java.php?app=09D21F1DC087AB78998C3F11133BA8E8
Good Luck To All
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