News Java Exploit Added to BlackHole Toolkit By John K. Waters July 10, 2012 A well-known hacking tool aimed at Java vulnerabilities appears to have gotten an upgrade designed to exploit a ...

Sun Java Wireless Toolkit with Nokia's SNAP Mobile APIs addresses these issues by removing technological uncertainty while allowing operators, service providers, and game developers to concentrate ...

It requires Java SE 11 or higher—practically vintage by today's standards, but that's enterprise software for you. IBM's Open Liberty 25.0.0.7-beta is already in the game. The MicroProfile origin ...

The exploit toolkit is currently based entirely on two Java vulnerabilities that have been patched by Oracle, said Dancho Danchev, a security blogger and cyberthreat analyst at the Broomfield ...

The newest patch from Java, which was released February 15, will protect users from this exploit. However, Marcus Carey, security researcher for Rapid7, estimates that a majority of Java users ...

Sun open-sources mobile Java UI toolkit The company releases the code for its lightweight user interface toolkit under a modified GPLv2 license, in what it says was response to developer demand.

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Sun has open-sourced its toolkit for creating Java-based user interfaces for mobile phones. The source code for the lightweight UI toolkit (LWUIT) was released on Thursday under the 'GPLv2 with ...