“Flashback” trojan targets Mac computers | SC Magazine
Researchers at F-Secure have spotted Mac malware on the loose that seeks to exploit a vulnerability in Java.
The malware is a new variant of the Flashback, a password-stealing trojan. The latest strain takes advantage of a flaw in Java — CVE-2012-0507, according to F-Secure — li was patched by Oracle in February. But Apple has yet to push the update to its Mac OS X platform.
As users await a patch, an F-Secure threat researcher who goes by “Brod” suggested on Monday that they disable Java in their browsers to avoid falling victim to the exploit, which is being delivered via malicious web pages.
Aqra aktar: SC Magazine
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