warning U.S. security "JavaScript" risk

 
Warned the U.S. Department of Homeland Security that the update done by Oracle to Java program, the user to surf the Internet still does not provide protection for computers from attacks and kept her advice prior to disrupt the work of the program.
The team specializes in electronic security in a ministry in a statement on its website Monday, "If there is not absolutely necessary to run Java to browse the Internet you have to his Tatloa."
Oracle introduced an update to Java Sunday, days after the Government issued a preliminary warning about the program, saying that the flaw exploited for identity theft and other crimes.
While some researchers have complained about the program but gaps began to raise more invitations to scrutiny last year after a wave of cyber attacks raised security alert in August.
The company says (Kaspersky Lab) of cybersecurity that Java is responsible for 50% of cyber attacks last year with the infiltrators penetrate computers to exploit gaps in it.