Re: Java vulnerabilities
- From: "Tom Willett" <tompepper@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2006 07:04:47 -0600
Uninstall the current versions of JAVA and install the latest version.
"danny" <danny@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks. I read up a bit on JRE 6 and I'm a tad concerned that some of my
programs are configured to my current version of Java. The help notes did
say
that any 'problems' were considered as bugs so I reckon I could deal with
that but ther was also a warning about not overwriting ezisting java apps.
I
don't want to keep saying this but my computing skills are limited at
present
and although I'mkeen to learn/progress I don't want to get in out of my
depth
and drown.
"siljaline" wrote:
"danny" wrote:
Thats an unusual name. I currently use Java 2 Platform standard edition
version 1.5.0 [build_10-b03] Is an update to JRE 6 just a security
measure
ot whats the difference?
Yes, the update is a Security Update, amongst others.
Re-read my follow-up post and implement is, ASAP.
Silj
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