Every Mac (and PC user for that matter) has Java installed. Even if you did not have it, Apple's last two updates installed new versions. How can this malware tool work? And why is it limited to Lion?
Apple - this is not what your customers rightly expect and could be crippling to your reputation.
Do this over and do it right. Thankyou.
MacBook Pro (15-inch 2.53 GHz), Mac OS X (10.7.3)
You're only talking to other users like yourself here. Apple isn't listening.
Apple stays very on top of malware and the lastest updates should keep you out of harms way.
Every Mac (and PC user for that matter) has Java installed.
That's incorrect.
How can this malware tool work?
By updating Java, if present, and removing the malware files, if present.
And why is it limited to Lion?
It isn't. There's a Java update for Mac OS X 10.6.8 that does the same things.
Everyone has Java installed - how can this tool work?
