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UAE Government Accused Of Using Java Flaw To Spy On Activist
UAE authorities are behind the spyware campaign against activists, alleges Bahrain Watch
Oracle Rushes Out Java Patch But ‘Serious’ Flaws Left Open
Java palaver as Oracle fails to satisfy security circles
Java Zero-Day Sees ‘Mass Exploit Distribution’
The flaw reported yesterday has already escalated and hit mass distribution
Yet Another Java Zero-Day Exploited In The Wild
Another year, another Java zero-day
Splunk SDKs Ramp Big Data Application Development
Splunk's new software development kits for Java and Python allow development on top of the big data platform
Tasktop Syncs With IBM Rational Team Concert 4.0
Tasktop Technologies, a provider of application lifecycle management integration solutions, now provides full support for IBM's Rational Team Concert 4.0
The Rise Of Java Vulnerabilities
Ex-hacker Jacques Erasmus of Webroot, says careless users make Java an attractive prospect for criminals
Oracle Could Fix Serious Java Security Flaw ‘In 30 Minutes’
Researchers say Oracle could shore up Java security in just half an hour
Oracle Extends Java Development Framework For iOS, Android
Oracle has released an extension to its Java application development framework that allows applications to run on Apple's iOS or Google's Android without modification
Apple Strips Java Browser Plug-Ins From Mac OS X
Following a string of security troubles this year, Apple has issued an update that removes Mac browsers' ability to run Java applets
Coverity Adds Java To Testing Platform
Coverity's latest Development Testing Platform claims to identify previously untestable problems, and also adds Java support
Both Oracle And Google Will Appeal Java Verdict
Oracle wants a slice of the Android pie, while Google wants to clear its name
Another Serious Java Flaw Emerges
Another Java SE flaw for Oracle to deal with
Apple Plugs Java Security Hole
Mac users get extra protection from Java exploiters
ASF Bowls Apache Wicket 6.0 At Open Sourcers
The Apache Software Foundation has released Apache Wicket 6.0, the latest version of its Java Web app framework
Oracle Told To Pay Google Over $1m In Legal Costs
Insult added to injury for Larry Ellison and Co
Another Java Security Flaw Appears After Oracle Patch
Oracle can expect calls for yet another update
Oracle Rushes Out Java Security Fix For Zero-Day Flaw
Security community breathes a sigh of relief as Oracle reacts to pressure
Oracle Urged To Patch As Crooks Go Wild For Java Zero-Day Flaw
Oracle keeps quiet on Java zero-day as hackers find various ways to exploit it
Attackers Target Networks With Zero-Day Java Flaw
A previously unknown Java vulnerability is being exploited to attack firms, and has been included in a popular exploit kit
Google Rejects Claims It Paid Bloggers
Oracle has said in a court document that it and Google both paid bloggers to influence the public during the Android-Java trial, but Google has denied the claims
Google Leak Finder Tackles JavaScript Memory Hogging
Google has created a tool to fix software programs that fail to release computer memory back to the operating system
Judge Orders Google And Oracle To Reveal Journalist Payments
Judge orders companies to reveal financial relationship with commentators on the lawsuit
Blackhole Crimeware Attacks Java Flaws
The Blackhole exploit kit has been updated with a module that allows it to easily compromise systems using a month-old Java flaw
Leap Second Trips Up LinkedIn, Gawker And More
Servers froze when they were asked to warp time
Oracle Agrees Zero Damages In Google Java API Lawsuit
In another setback Oracle has accepted zero financial damages from Google over its Java API lawsuit
Oracle Plans Appeal After Losing Android Java API Lawsuit
Oracle is to appeal after a US Judge ruled in favour of Google and said that Java APIs are not copyright protected
Google Wins Patent Fight – But It Ain’t Over ‘Til It’s Over
In the Oracle v Google legal tussle Judge William Alsup has become The Decider in what could become a landmark case in software intellectual property, says Chris Preimesberger
Android Did Not Infringe Oracle Patents, Jury Decides
Good news for Google after a jury ruled that Android did not infringe Java patents belonging to Oracle