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From: "Sigrid Carrera" <sigrid.carrera@googlemail.com>


I see no speed speed differences in the JRE 6 flavours.

Please explain why you are promoting these older vulnerable and exploitable versions of
JRE instead of the latest in the JRE 6 family, update 27.
Since this is installed into the OS, not exclusive to a given application, it leaves 
the
end-user open to the vulnerability/exploitation vector.

There is a speed difference for the different JRE's if you're using
the BASE component from LibreOffice.

So, since it is possible, to have several JRE's installed in one OS,
the "recommendation" is to use the latest JRE for everything except
LibreOffice. Does this make sense?

Sigrid

OK, but it still leaves the end-user open to the vulnerability/exploitation vector.

I have analyzed obfuscated Javascripts and viewed deobfuscated Javascripts that uses a 
laundry list of vulnerabilities and software versions in the vulnerability/exploitation 
attack vector.

I wonder how much of a speed degradation is realized and is that worth the increased risk.


-- 
Dave
Multi-AV Scanning Tool - http://multi-av.thespykiller.co.uk
http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp 




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