Oracle released a fix over the weekend for two serious vulnerabilitiesin Java, but this doesn’t seem to have improved matters much. Thevulnerabilities, which affect Web browsers using Java 7 plugins, ...

Oracle released Java 7 update 11 (Java 7u11) on Sunday following a warning from the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) advising users to disable the software due to a serious and ...

Oracle has quickly whipped up a fix for its much-maligned Java, after the US Department of Homeland Security recommended web users disable or remove the software to secure their internet use. Java 7 ...

NEW YORK – Oracle Corp. issued a patch for a flaw in its Java software that caught the attention of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security -- but security experts warn that computer users aren't out ...

If Java is not working in Windows 11/10, these solutions may help you troubleshoot the issue. Although, due to the lack of NPAPI support, Java applets stopped working in Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, ...

According to a recent Apple Knowledge Base article, removing the JavaPluginCocoa.bundle file from a user's Internet Plug-ins folder is a recommended fix when certain programs crash after installing ...

Oracle has shipped an update for its Java software that fixes at least eight critical security holes. If you have an affirmative use for Java, please update to the ...

Update 13 for Java 7 and Update 39 for Java 6 was released today by Oracle. The security update, which was originally scheduled for February 19, was pushed through today because the vulnerabilities in ...

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Sun is to ship a fix for vulnerabilities that were found in the mobile version of Java by a Polish security researcher. The flaws are only present in older versions of Java 2 Platform Micro Edition ...

A vulnerability in popular Internet browsing software Java that was patched late Sunday isn’t an isolated incident but represents a new line of cyberattacks, according to a computer security expert.