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New Java exploit sells for $5000 on Black market

We continues to recommend users disable the Java program in their Web browsers, because it remains vulnerable to attacks that could result in identity theft and other cyber crimes and less than 24 hours after Oracle Sunday released a security update that addresses two critical zero-day vulnerabilities in Java that are being actively exploited by attackers, an online vulnerability seller began



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[1llusion]

New Java exploit sells for $5000 on Black market

We continues to recommend users disable the Java program in their Web browsers, because it remains vulnerable to attacks that could result in identity theft and other cyber crimes and less than 24 hours after Oracle Sunday released a security update that addresses two critical zero-day vulnerabilities in Java that are being actively exploited by attackers, an online vulnerability seller began



http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheHacker...00-on.html

[1llusion]

New Java exploit sells for $5000 on Black market

We continues to recommend users disable the Java program in their Web browsers, because it remains vulnerable to attacks that could result in identity theft and other cyber crimes and less than 24 hours after Oracle Sunday released a security update that addresses two critical zero-day vulnerabilities in Java that are being actively exploited by attackers, an online vulnerability seller began



http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheHacker...00-on.html

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Lol, I just read it as well. They just fixed the other one and again a new one is discovered lol.

[bluedog.tar.gz]

Lol, I just read it as well. They just fixed the other one and again a new one is discovered lol.

[bluedog.tar.gz]

Lol, I just read it as well. They just fixed the other one and again a new one is discovered lol.

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I've read an article, where one security expert states, that (the) Oracle will need about 2 years to completely fix Java. The problem is deeper than the patches go. So ... well... lets just expect Java to be vulnerable and turn it off.

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I've read an article, where one security expert states, that (the) Oracle will need about 2 years to completely fix Java. The problem is deeper than the patches go. So ... well... lets just expect Java to be vulnerable and turn it off.