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Une révision Java pour OS X Lion est disponible [1.0/2012-001 - 64 Mo Mo - OS X 10.7] ainsi que pour Snow Leopard [1.0 - Update 7 - 76 Mo - OS X 10.6]. Elle apporte des correctifs de sécurité et d'autres participant à sa stabilité.
===> Cette mise à jour comble tout particulièrement une importante faille exploitée par un malware qui pouvait être récupéré depuis un site web et capable ensuite d'exécuter avec les droits d'administrateur un applet Java contenant un code nuisible... <===
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A new malware variant sets out to punish those who haven’t been keeping up to date with updates.
Patching OS X is so simple, but yet there are people who still put it off. A new malware variant sets out to punish those who haven’t been keeping up to date with updates.
The new variant is a Trojan horse called ‘Flashback.G’ and is makes use of two exploits found on older versions of the Java runtime. Users with macs running OS X 10.6 ‘Snow Leopard’ are particularly at risk since this version came with Java preinstalled while 10.7 ‘Lion’ did not.
According to security firm Intego, this malware uses three tricks to try to get itself installed onto a system: read more...
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Enterprise users of Java for the Mac OS X should ensure their machines are updated with the latest security patch from Apple, released Tuesday.
The update, for both Lion (10.7.3) and Snow Leopard (10.6.8) versions of the platform, closes a dozen holes in Java 1.6.0_29, "the most serious of which may allow an untrusted Java applet to execute arbitrary code outside the Java sandbox," according to Apple.
That presumably refers to CVE-2012-0507, which researchers at F-Secure said Monday was being used to spread the latest variant of the password-stealing Flashback trojan.
===> Computers can be infected simply by users visiting a malicious web page, a scenario known as a drive-by download. <===
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If a Mac OS X user visits a web page, and their Java is not up to date, the malware infection will occur without their intervention.
===> UPDATE asap! <===
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