By now you’ve heard about the latest, very serious problem with Oracle’s Java runtime. You may also have heard that it could take a very long time to fix. Here’s why: The flaw uncovered by ...

Java security holes need fixing immediately Oracle has just released another big security update, patching 17 vulnerabilities across various platforms -- except for Apple's Mac OS X.

Oracle released a fix over the weekend for two serious vulnerabilities in Java, but this doesn't seem to have improved matters much. The vulnerabilities, which affect Web browsers using Java 7 ...

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 ...

Java updates set to fix 42 bugs -- 39 of them exploitable vulnerabilities -- and Java 7 gets interface changes to flag suspect Java apps.

1] Run the Microsoft Utility to fix the corrupted registry keys As described above in this article, corrupted Microsoft Registry Keys is one of the causes of the “Java update did not complete ...

Oracle pledged to fix the issues in Java and to improve how it communicates with users. "No amount of talking or smoothing over is going to make anybody happy. We have to fix Java," Smith said on ...

Now the company has announced it can automatically fix security flaws inside Java apps within 30 minutes, an improvement over the usual 90 days it takes firms to discover and correct security ...

With the recent announcement of JEP 188: Java Memory Model Update, now seems like a good time to brush up on what you know about the JMM.