On Tuesday morning Apple revealed that some of its computers had been infiltrated, perhaps by the same Chinese hackers who had also attacked Facebook, in what Reuters described as the "widest known cyber attacks targeting Apple computers used by...
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Actualité Apple : OS X : désactiver JAVA en attente d'un correctif de sécurité...
JAVA ne se traine pas une formidable réputation en matière de sécurité, surtout sur nos Mac où Apple a souvent fait preuve d'une formidable lenteur pour mettre à jour la machine virtuelle JAVA. Désormais c'est Oracle qui préside aux destinées de la brique logicielle sur nos machines pommées.
En attendant, si vous n'en avez pas un besoin immédiat et absolu, vous pouvez simplement désactiver JAVA pour régler la question. Pour cela, direction le dossier Utilitaires de votre dossier Applications. Lancez Préférences JAVA et, dans l'onglet gGénéral, désactivez Java SE 7 (oui, l'image montre un système avec JAVA 6). Et voilà. Pour réactiver, procédure inverse.
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Needless to say, if you own a Mac computer, you should probably go download that update right about now.