Millions at risk from Java Virtual Machine flaw
Security experts have warned that millions of computer desktops are at risk from a newly discovered vulnerability in Sun Microsystems’ Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
IT security firm CyberGuard claimed that the Java flaw, which is present in the JVM on most desktop computers, "poses a significant security threat because it will not be closed by the usual Microsoft update process".
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