Apple has finally released a Java for Mac update to fix multiple security flaws that were patched upstream more than six months ago.
The fix comes three weeks after developers released proof-of-concept code to demonstrate the severity of the flaw and to nudge embarrass Apple into shipping the patch. Read the full story [zdnet.com]
Apple has finally released a Java for Mac update to fix multiple security flaws that were patched upstream more than six months ago.
The fix comes three weeks after developers released proof-of-concept code to demonstrate the severity of the flaw and to nudge embarrass Apple into shipping the patch. Read the full story [zdnet.com]
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