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Breaking News   Oracle investigating after two more Java 7 zero-day flaws found Polish security researchers have discovered yet more zero-day vulnerabilities in Java, the beleaguered Web plug-in, that led to the successful intrusion of Facebook, Apple and Microsoft in recent weeks. READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK More coverage: Facebook, Apple hacks could affect anyone: Here's what you can do How to disable Java in your browser on Windows, Mac Oracle to re-release Java SE patch with extra helping of fixes Must-Read Stories   Hosted private cloud services spend to skyrocket JCPenney 'excited' about its IT strategy amid turmoil Can a datacenter really drive economic recovery? IBM leads server race, Cisco breaks top 5 Recommended On-demand Webcast: IBM's Approach to ERP Transformation and Vendor Selection Have you been thinking of implementing an ERP solution or upgrading your current legacy systems? Join us for this webcast series discussing what companies should consider when its comes to evaluating their ERP options. Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Watch us on YouTube

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