The United States department of homeland security advise people temporarily disable Java software on their own computers, in order to avoid potential hacker attacks.
Advice is released on Thursday night consulting, computer security experts issues of concern.
The expert thinks, hackers have found a defect in the Java code, to create an open and criminal activities and other high-tech trick.
Java is a widely used technology, it allows programmers to write all kinds of Internet applications and other software program that can run on almost any computer operating system language.
Oracle company bought Java as a $7.3 billion purchase the software creator, Sun Microsystems company, in 2010 part.
Inscriptions on oracle bones did not immediately comment, this is headquartered in California Redwood Shores, end dish last Friday.



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