Week in Geek: Java Becomes New No. 1 Attack Target Edition

I too have experienced attacks perpetrated through Java…twice. Both times they were identified during my weekly security scanning by Microsoft Security Essentials. Since I use Java daily, I am considering scanning daily. This eases my mind about Java. I was having misgivings about using it. Thanks for the info. I am not very savvy when it comes to all the info available on your website, but I read it daily nonetheless. I have discovered valuable information and always find it interessting. You guys are great!

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Quaresso Announces Protect On Q to Ensure a Secure Browsing Experience
Marketwire (press release) - Nov 15, 2010
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Computerworld - Nov 02, 2010
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Adobe Announces Acrobat X Collaboration, File Sharing, and PDF Creation Tools
Internet For Lawyers - Nov 15, 2010
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Adobe Cs3 Retail
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New Flash Player Update Plugs Critical Security Holes
Softpedia - Nov 05, 2010
The flaw remains exploitable through the Flash interpreter included in Adobe Reader and Acrobat, which are set to receive updates during the week of