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Op-Ed: Replacing legacy Java applets cant happen overnight
Security columnist Roger Grimes has declared war on client-side Java, but his suggestions are far from realistic.
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It's for your own good
“Ultra-irresponsible” Firefox devs attacked for Java block
New click-to-run dialog added to enhance security
It's for your own good
Ultra-irresponsible Firefox devs attacked for Java block
New click-to-run dialog added to enhance security but has some users burning with anger.
All but one remotely exploitable without authentication
51 holes plugged in latest Java security update
Massive patch is first of new quarterly update schedule, but security researchers say it
All but one remotely exploitable without authentication
51 holes plugged in latest Java security update
Massive patch is first of new quarterly update schedule, but security researchers say its still not enough.
Certified safety?
Unsigned Java applets hit by security update
Next weeks update will warn users when running unsigned code: Oracle recommends shelling out for a certificate.
Cajo SDK
New Cajo SDK Provides Examples for Developing Rich Internet Applications
Cajo SDK promises no detailed knowledge of the Cajo library necessary.
Do We Need a JVM Based Web Browser?
‘Is It Time For a JVM Based Web Browser?’ according to Axel Rauschmayer, the answer is a resounding yes. Rauschmayer sees the world of the app developer as being split into two potential platforms: The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and the web browser.
