Java is the Biggest Vulnerability for U.S. Computers

Oracle's Java poses the single biggest security risk to US desktops, according to a new report from Copenhagen-based security vendor Secunia ApS, because of its penetration rate, number of vulnerabilities, and patch status.
According to the report, 48 percent of users aren't running the latest, patched versions.
"This is not because Java is more difficult to patch, but the program has a high market share and a lot of the users neglect to patch the program, even though a patch is available,"