Oracle’s advisory Why are the Java update settings not saved in the Java control panel? says that the problem only applies to Java 6. It seems to apply equally with Java 7. November 4, 2012.

Updates also should be available via the Java Control Panel or from Java.com. Mac OS X 10.6 ... Apple’s update to Java today brought Java 6 to 1.6.0_51, in addition to Oracle’s Java 7u25.

This is done from the Java Control Panel, on the Security tab (see below). ... Way to go Oracle. JAVA EXPIRING. In December 2012 Oracle introduced the concept of the Java runtime ...

Updates should be available via the Java Control Panel (see screenshot above) or from Java.com. Mac OS X 10.6 users who have Java should check Software Update for any available updates.

Oracle has released Java 7 Update 13 to address two vulnerabilities in its ... you can download the latest update now from the Java Control Panel or directly from Oracle’s website here: ...

If you’re running Windows, your best bet is to open Control Panel and look for the “Java Control Panel” icon. After clicking on the Java icon, visit the “Update” tab to force an update check and ...

Oracle has issued Java 7 Update 67 which contains a fix for the problem that cropped up in Java 7 Update 65, ... Those in such a bind should open their Java control panel, select the Java tab, ...

Our Proof of Concept code that illustrates Issue 53 has been successfully executed in the environment of latest Java SE 7 Update 11 (JRE version 1.7.0_11-b21) under Windows 7 OS and with “Very ...

Java vulnerability is due to incomplete patch by Oracle, researcher says. Java's software is on more ... say users can disable the program from the browser by accessing the Java Control Panel.

In the Control Panel, click on Java icon to open the Java Control Panel. Navigate to Security tab. Click on the radio button to select the desired security level .