Oracle announced enhancements to Java security around signed applets and certificate validation, but experts such as HD Moore want to see more work done to beef up the Java sandbox. Oracle is working ...

Oracle’s Critical Patch update addresses 154 vulnerabilities, many of which are remotely exploitable. Security Explorations of Poland, meanwhile, published details on a number of Java flaws in the ...

In a blog post yesterday, Oracle outlined the steps its been taking and the investments it’s been making to ensure the security of Java, its beleaguered open-source programming language. Starting in ...

Oracle on Monday was distributing a patch for Java software flaws deemed so dangerous that the US Department of Homeland Security said that people should stop using it. “Oracle recommends that this ...

Oracle's head of Java security, Milton Smith, has assured users of the software that the vendor will fix its security issues and improve communication efforts. In a conference call with Java User ...

AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Oracle today announced the availability of Java 25, the latest version of the world's number one programming language and development platform. Java 25 ...

The Java landscape—including key players and users—is experiencing a significant shift. Oracle Java has been the most popular way to run enterprise Java applications and workloads for years. However, ...

Azul, the only company 100% focused on Java, today announced that Ausgrid, Australia's largest electricity distributor, has eliminated Oracle Java audit exposure and reduced potential Java licensing ...

Warning to anyone still using Java 6: Upgrade now to Java 7 to avoid being compromised by active attacks. That alert came via F-Secure anti-malware analyst Timo Hirvonen, who reported finding an ...

Although the in-the-wild exploit reportedly only affected Java 7, the update also includes a patch for a "security-in-depth" issue that also applies to Java 6, so Oracle "strongly recommends" the ...

Although the in-the-wild exploit reportedly only affected Java 7, the update also includes a patch for a "security-in-depth" issue that also applies to Java 6, so Oracle "strongly recommends" the ...