Java mega-update plugs 29 critical security holes
Oracle has issued a massive Java SE and Java for Business update to fix 29 security vulnerabilities that could be exploited to take complete control of vulnerable computers.
According to Oracle, 28 of these vulnerabilities could be remotely exploitable without authentication (over a network without the need for a username and password). The patches are available for Windows, Linux and Solaris users. Apple’s Mac OS X is also vulnerable but security updates for that operating system is usually delayed for several months.
According to Oracle’s advisory, 15 of the 29 vulnerabilities carry the maximum 10.0 CVSS severity rating.
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According to Oracle, 28 of these vulnerabilities could be remotely exploitable without authentication (over a network without the need for a username and password). The patches are available for Windows, Linux and Solaris users. Apple’s Mac OS X is also vulnerable but security updates for that operating system is usually delayed for several months.
According to Oracle’s advisory, 15 of the 29 vulnerabilities carry the maximum 10.0 CVSS severity rating.
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