We know there is a Java problem — most security experts agree with Sophos’ security expert, Paul Ducklin, who has consistently told computer users on any platform to “ switch Java off “.

Researcher Adam Gowdiak reported a sandbox-bypass Reflection API vulnerability discovered in the latest version of Java 7u21.

After so many hacks, why won’t Java just go away? Experts say Oracle needs to re-think its approach to security ...

After its hack attack, Apple has released a tool that will shut off malware that may have been installed on hacked Macs.

Almost every Mac is running Apple's version of Java 1.6, and almost every Linux box is running OpenJDK, neither of which are vulnerable to this exploit.

There are conflicting reports of the origin of recent hacks, with speculation that the culprits sat in China, Russia or even Eastern Europe. But the common denominator in all of the attacks is the ...