Big Business continues to ignore the Java threats

Big Business continues to ignore the threat that in itself can conceal the use of outdated versions of Java, the company said in a research Websence. According to this the company, about four fifths Java users in the corporate sector are not using the latest version of this environment .

Having missed the part of corporate traffic through its own cloud computing Websence ThreatSeeker Intelligence Cloud, the company found that about 40 % Java-queries go through interpreter Java 6 Standard Edition, though, that the version of Java 7 Standard Edition was released two years ago. Oracle completed the technical support Java 6SE in April of this year.

The analyst said that some may use the Java SE 6 for compatibility reasons , but most people are in danger of hacking exploits due to obsolete versions of the product. The general trend also indicates that about 81 % of browsers are vulnerable to at least two fresh problems with Java - CVE- 2013 -2473 and CVE- 2013 - 2463 identified in June of this year.

In Adobe Flash eliminated 25 vulnerabilities

Adobe has released security updates for Adobe Flash Player

Adobe has released a security alert, removing 25 security vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash Player and Adobe AIR.

Adobe has released Security Bulletin APSB12-22, which eliminated the 25 vulnerabilities, it does not reveal the details of vulnerabilities. At the time of publication of news, a company newsletter provides information only about the fact that 14 of the 25 vulnerabilities include buffer overflow, which can be used to execute arbitrary code. The rest can be exploited by an attacker to implement a memory corruption and also compromise a vulnerable system.