The day it acknowledged company-owned Macs had been hacked using a “drive-by” Java exploit, Apple on Tuesday patched the Oracle software for older systems and released a malware detection tool. The ...

There are two variants of the Sabpab Trojan targeting Macs, according to security specialists. We reported earlier this week that Sabpab was targeting Macs using the same Java vulnerability that was ...

As it promised it would, Apple has released another Java update for OS X, this time one that removes Flashback from infected Macs. The Flashback Trojan horse may have infected more than half a million ...

A malware campaign ongoing since the beginning of the year has recently changed tactics, switching from exploit kits to social engineering to target adult content consumers. The operators use an old ...

A Java vulnerability that hasn’t yet been patched by Apple is being exploited by cybercriminals to infect Mac computers with a new variant of the Flashback malware, according to security researchers ...

So is anyone going to mention what malware was served and how to check to see if you have it? I hit Yahoo on and off and I have Java. I'd love to know if I need to worry and if so, what I need to ...

If the file is located in any other location, it could be malware. You might see this file being run inside of the Task Manager. The Java Plug-in software is a component of the Java Runtime ...

It’s time for another Java update — and it’s a relatively big one. Oracle is releasing fixes for 42 security bugs in its highly vulnerable Java programming language today. Thirty-nine of those bugs ...

Oracle released new Java security updates on Tuesday and announced plans to accelerate the release of future Java patches following recent attacks that have infected computers with malware by ...