Yeah, I agree with you, but what does that quote in this article have anything to do with Java security issues? Though sometimes it seems that the JavaScript m

Yeah, I agree with you, but what does that quote in this article have anything to do with Java security issues? Though sometimes it seems that the JavaScript malware "obfuscations" appear to be more incriminating than if they had used legitimate obfuscations, right? At least every time I look at some post on a blog about malware it seems that the malware author could have benefitted from some sort to standard obfuscation technique like grunt, etc.