Apple Update Fixes Flashback Trojan

Saturday, April 28, 2012 | AKRAMUZZAMAN at 9:40 AM |

Mac Flashback Trojan Affecting Thousands: Apple Issues Fix (UPDATE) 

 
UPDATE: On April 5, MacRumors reported that Apple released another update to Java for OS X, called Java for OS X 2012-002. The site also indicates it's still unclear what this newest update actually does, as its support document gives no new information.
Mac security blog Intego explained that Apple may have discovered a minor glitch in the first update it released on April 3 and points out that this latest update seems to only be available for Lion, while the last one was available for both Snow Leopard and Lion.

Apple Releases Java Update To Officially Fix Flashback Trojan Vulnerability, Update Now!

Apple has released a Java security update for OS X Lion 2012-13 which fixes the most common variants of the Flashback malware.
It is thought up to 600,000 of Mac users were affected by the malware that installed itself via a malicious website which then  exposed the computer to control by hackers.
Apple have been criticised for failing to deal with the Trojan threat more quickly and after several other security firms released their own Flashback removal tools ahead of Apple's latest security update.
For further details go to; http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5242

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