Sir Garlon writes:
"Oracle released version 8 of the Java Development Kit (JDK) 8 to general availability on Wednesday, March 19, 2014. (A release candidate has been available since January 2014.) The release notes include a long list of security improvements as well as support for lambda expressions."
(Score: 2, Troll) by Sir Garlon on Friday March 21 2014, @07:23PM
I wish I could mod LaminatorX up for labeling this story "from the Now-with-all-new-exploits! dept." The sad truth is, I wouldn't know whether to mod it Funny or Informative. :-)
What do we call those labels, anyway?
[Sir Garlon] is the marvellest knight that is now living, for he destroyeth many good knights, for he goeth invisible.
(Score: 2) by dotdotdot on Friday March 21 2014, @07:40PM
infunitive? funformative?
(Score: 2) by etherscythe on Friday March 21 2014, @08:31PM
I believe it is called a "tag-line"
+1 Funny-Because-It's-True?
"Fake News: anything reported outside of my own personally chosen echo chamber"
(Score: 4, Informative) by Nerdfest on Friday March 21 2014, @10:01PM
Java as a language (and even the VM implementation) is as secure as any other. The Sun Java browser plug-in is about as secure as Microsoft's Active-X plugins or Adobe's PDF reader plug-in.
(Score: 1) by xtronics on Friday March 21 2014, @10:33PM
Not exactly - the problem is not the language, but the culture. Way to many are using binary blobs of unknown content. This is a huge problem with including Java projects in distributions.
There is nothing about the language it self that is insecure - just the common way it is used. A favorite of three letter agencies.
(Score: 2) by c0lo on Saturday March 22 2014, @04:29AM
FTFY.
(grin)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoFiw2jMy-0 https://soylentnews.org/~MichaelDavidCrawford