The misadventures for Java do not seem to never end. If you do a little bit of memory you might humble you that Oracle has recently had many problems with the Java security. And besides that Java is insecure, must add the slowness to remove the patches and criticism coupled with recommendations from uninstall Java from all computers. But this is not over.


And it is that while since Sunday we have a new patch in Java 7 which addresses recent security problems, to a hacker site has begun to circulate a new vulnerability. Such a code is being sold to the highest bidder, to $ 5,000 for each new "client" who wants to make use of it.

The alleged perpetrator of the vulnerability has said that it has already sold it to a client and says he has to others interested in buying the last method available to violate the security of Java.

While we can not ensure or deny that this is not another "rumor" of many circulating on the web, we will not give for granted that Java is really in danger. Disabling Java, has recommended something that from here we support.
To learn how to disable Java in Internet Explorer, you can see it at this link.For Chrome will have to access the address about: plugins and disable entry JavaTM.En Firefox go to Firefox/plugins and in the new window, in the section on Plugins, you will deactivate the plug-in Java (TM) Platform.En Opera will put the address opera: plugins and select Java Tm to deactivate it.On Safari we go to Safari/preferences, we click on security and uncheck the enable Java checkbox.