That's multiple BROWSERS by the way...

But how many people know what that message means? And that isn't what the message says -- it says that there might be something WRONG with the file. I've been using computers a long time and this is stupid.

Run a checksum? Shouldn't Apple be checking their files before posting? Shouldn't they be making sure that there are no potential problems with the files they are posting? How many people run Apple computers and don't have any idea how they work -- they just are trying to update their software and expect it to work. This message creates doubt, and then you have people who WON'T install this, and that is a greater security risk because the older version of Java is more vulnerable.

I'm not running Snow Leopard -- I'm running Lion. I don't have another computer available that is running another OS (Why do I need more than 1 mac?). I shouldn't have to cross check files because Apple isn't producing their files correctly. First, if Lion is warning against Java being a security issue, then the warning message should relate to security -- but it doesn't. It says that something may be WRONG with the file -- and for most people who use computers (especially if you're used to using Macs AND PC's -- that's a warning sign NOT to open the file.

Just my opinion...

You're missing my point.