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Now simply do what Arsat said. Turn off java in youre browser. You wouldn't also never run any .exe file from any website you found.
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In the hope you can understand my english i try to explain why the most people say java is insecure:
People may say java is insecure because there are viruses written in this language. But with this logic you can also say C or C++ is insecure. Of course there are "tons of viruses" written in this languages. But why exactly people say Java is insecure?
First Java is a high level language like c or c++. The special about it is that java programs are executet in a virtual machine which makes them platform independent (in theory). To this point java is as same secure as c or c++.