For applications still tied to older versions of Java, Levi Gundert, Cisco’s senior threat researcher, advises that users revisit processes for upgrading proprietary applications to see if it ...

Removing all old versions of Java and running only the latest, patched versions is easier said than done. For one, new Java installs don’t necessarily uninstall the older versions automatically.

Large numbers of businesses are running outdated and insecure versions of Java and leaving themselves vulnerable to attack, a study has found.. The majority of organisations, 82 percent, are ...

Delete your old Java installers: they could be compromised. If your downloads folder is a mess of installers and documents from ages past, you might occasionally check it before downloading a ...

Organizations running old Java apps on their systems could end up having their networks targeted and infiltrated by a financially motivated threat group known as 'Elephant Beetle' or TG2003. The ...

Aug. 22 -- Windows XP, Microsoft's new operating system, will be on new PCs this fall, but Sun Microsystems' latest version of Java may not be. Because of Microsoft's rush to get Windows XP to ...

A two-year-old vulnerability in Java can still be exploited in the latest versions because the patch for it is ineffective, security researchers have found.

Apple supports old version Because the transition to Java 1.4.1 represents an architectural change to the underlying Java implementation on Mac OS X, ...

Older Java installers are designed to look for and automatically load a number of specifically named DLL (Dynamic Link Library) files that might exist in the folder they were launched from.

Removing all old versions of Java and running only the latest, patched versions is easier said than done. For one, new Java installs don’t necessarily uninstall the older versions automatically.