Important U.S. government advisory: Computer users disable Java software

Computer security experts raised concerns about possible hacking attacks late Thursday, prompting the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to issue a serious advisory.

According to the AP report, the government agency is advising people to temporarily disable the Java software on their computers.

Experts believe that Java’s coding, used by computer programmers to write various internet applications, is vulnerable to high-tech hacking and “criminal activity.”

You can disable Java using this step by step tutorial:

How to Disable Java, Step by Step Tutorial: Protect Yourself From Hackers Using Java [PHOTOS]

 

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