Critical flaw Java

Attention to Windows users for, all editions.
An important fault has just been discovered in Java and not corrected for the moment...

The fact of decontaminating the Javascript does not protect from the exploitation from this vulnerability.
Currently without clear information on behalf of Sun on the correction of this fault, it is advised with the user to manually modify his software configurations.
For the two following navigators, handling below makes it possible to limit the risks:
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1: For Firefox: Check if you have in your plugins this:
Java Deployment Toolkit.
If such is the case, opens Tools and chooses "Addons Modules".
In the Plugins section select Java Deployment Toolkit and click on Desactivate.
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2: For Internet Explorer, it is necessary to place a "Bit stop" for following ActiveX: '' Classe ID CAFEEFAC-DEC7-0000-0000-ABCDEFFEDCBA ''. Here a tuto on the way in which of carrying out this handling: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/out-of-date-activex-controls-3ad33b2d-1cee-5d46-1234-e70714324850
Less freindly to use like handling, but essential.
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Explanation of the threat: The method of attack makes it possible to carry out arbitration code with the execution of the launcher Web Java. Thus to carry out thereafter with administrative permissions, of the gestures serious and takeover of the targeted machines.
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Infos additional: Java Deployment Toolkit is installed automatically with the Java Runtime Environment since version 6 (release 10) in navigators Internet like Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome.
Initial post here french: https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-17368464-faille-tres-critique-java-non-corrigee
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