Apple has released a Java patch for its aging Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard operating system. The release comes on the heels of the sweeping Java software security update released by owner Oracle Corp.

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Many developers were upset that Apple did not including Java 6 in Leopard, especially given the significant upgrades for a number of other programming tools — like Python and Ruby — that shipped with ...

Apple today patched 15 vulnerabilities in three versions of Java used by Mac OS X 10.5, or Leopard, bringing the operating system up to par with fixes that Sun issued a month ago. Today’s Leopard ...

So, the default Java in leopard is 5.<BR><BR>Java 6 has been out for a while now. Apple had been posting beta builds of it on ADC for awhile, and then in mid-September they took them all down for ...

More Java-based Mac malware is on the loose, but you need fear only if you’re still running Snow Leopard or an earlier version of OS X. In addition to afflicting older Macs, the exploit targets ...

Apple on Tuesday patched Java for the aged OS X Snow Leopard and tweaked Safari to give users more control over what websites they let run the vulnerability plagued Oracle software. Oracle on Tuesday ...

Apple on Thursday released an update to Java for Mac OS X Leopard. The update, number five, supersedes all previous updates and brings with it improved reliability, security, and compatibility for the ...