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Adam Gowniak is indefatigable: last weekend, Oracle released an emergency patch for the 0day hole in Java, and the security researcher has already found the next loophole. In a posting on the Full Disclosure mailing list, the expert has only revealed that the flawed MBeanInstantiator method inspired him to search for further holes. Brian Krebs had previously mentioned a new exploit that can't be neutralised with Oracle's patch; whether this concerns the same vulnerability remains unclear.
Well... some people can take care of that on their own.
I do (most definitely) ask first, before meddling that way. Tempting as it might be, I don't sneak in like some caped crusader in the night.
But so far no-one has refused the offer, except for a couple -- who know enough what they're doing to take care of it themselves, after checking that they don't need it.
Only issue so far has been Minecraft, but those who care that much, would rather not play in the browser, anyway.
Heh, was about to bring up Minecraft as I am occupationally bound to it, in a manner of speaking, being the co owner of a fairly prominent Minecraft server/community. But yeah you are correct, don't know anyone who'd want to run that in the browser.
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I do (most definitely) ask first, before meddling that way. Tempting as it might be, I don't sneak in like some caped crusader in the night.
But so far no-one has refused the offer, except for a couple -- who know enough what they're doing to take care of it themselves, after checking that they don't need it.
Only issue so far has been Minecraft, but those who care that much, would rather not play in the browser, anyway.