Apple Corps, a US technology company, says its computer systems have recently been hacked. Although a limited number of Macs are victims of cyber attacks, other Mac machines may be affected by software bugs. Apple has promised to release a security update soon to help prevent the hacking that is taking place.

The iPhone maker also said there was no evidence that any user information was stolen during the cyber attack.

Apple claims that hackers have been able to gain unwanted access to Mac using some vulnerabilities in Oracle’s Java programming language.

In a statement, the company said: “Apple has identified malware that has infected a limited number of Mac systems, taking advantage of vulnerabilities in the Java plug-in used in browsers. The malicious software has attacked other companies, including Apple, and spread through a website used by software developers. We’ve identified a small number of systems and isolated them from the Apple Network. No evidence has been found that any information has been leaked from Apple. We’re working with law enforcement to find the source of this malware. ”

To keep users safe from Java vulnerabilities, devices have been shipped without installing Java from the Mac OS X Lion version. In addition, OS X automatically disables Java if it is unused for 35 consecutive days even after installing Java.

Apple was preceded in death by several large companies, including Facebook, the Wall Street Journal, Twitter, and the New York Times. Has been the victim of hacking. This is thought to be the work of Chinese hackers.