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By John K. Waters
Here's a roundup of recent news and product announcements around Java and Java-related technologies.
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By John K. Waters
Here's a roundup of this week's news and product announcements around Java and Java-related technologies.
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By John K. Waters
It provides a "mitigation fabric" for server and hybrid cloud security that expands the company's security coverage from the endpoint to the datacenter,
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By John K. Waters
Old vulnerabilities in both Java and Python that allow attackers to bypass firewalls and access local networks by injecting malicious commands inside FTP URLs resurfaced this week when two security researchers noticed that they remain unpatched.
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Former smartphone manufacturer announced it's entering the Communications Platform-as-a-Service market, with an emphasis on security.
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Adding to the existing portfolio of some 700 programming languages is a new release candidate for Scramblecode, a security-oriented offering that encrypts everything from compilation to variables in memory.
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Risks also result from an emphasis on end-user convenience over security and organizations' lack of urgency to address threats.
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By John K. Waters
A presenter at the upcoming RSA security conference explains how security must be continuous and automated to be successful in DevOps.
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By John K. Waters
When Oracle publishes its next quarterly patch update in April, the company will begin treating JAR files signed with the MD5 hashing algorithm as unsigned.
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By John K. Waters
Near-record Critical Patch Update provides fixes for 270 vulnerabilities across 45 products.
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By John K. Waters
Java security expert finds vulnerability especially serious and laments Oracle's fix: a user-configurable whitelist/blacklist filter.
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Doesn't readability count in criminal ransom notes anymore?
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After the recent MongoDB debacle in which tens of thousands of unsecured open source databases were hijacked for ransom, security specialists are predicting more of the same for 2017 -- at least until the good guys catch up and things settle down in the second half.
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Thousands of open MongoDB databases have been attacked by hackers who hijack the stored data and demand ransom to return the contents, with more bad actors piling on by the day.
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Google wants to make "fuzz testing" -- providing random data inputs to programs -- a standard part of open source development with a new tool called OSS-Fuzz, now in beta.
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By John K. Waters
Oracle's latest quarterly Critical Patch Update was the second-largest ever, providing fixes for 253 security vulnerabilities for 76 of the company's products, including seven security updates for Java SE 6, 7 and 8, and eight for the Java EE-based WebLogic and GlassFish application servers.
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In an age of huge data breaches and hacked IoT devices bringing down the Internet, it seems strange that enterprise developers still need to be reminded of the importance of security, but that's exactly what Hewlett Packard Enterprise does in its new DevOps research.
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By John K. Waters
Application security tools provider Waratek has released a new version of its AppSecurity for Java platform that automatically modernizes the security capabilities of older Java apps with a simple RASP plug-in.
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Google this week blogged about security enhancements in Android 7.0 Nougat on the same day the first security bulletin was issued for the brand-new mobile OS.
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A new mobile development survey shows biometric authentication is seen as the best option to improve app security and privacy, despite alternatives with "more novelty."
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The explosive growth of mobile apps and the shift to cloud computing are increasing security risks at the application level, a problem that organizations can overcome by hiring skilled developers and lessening the "rush to release," according to a new report.