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Java deserialization vulnerabilities explained and how to defend against them

Aug

2021

The Java programming language offers a seamless and elegant way to store and retrieve data. However, without proper input validation and safeguards in place, your application can be vulnerable to unsafe deserialization vulnerabilities. In a best-case scenario, deserialization vulnerabilities may simply cause data corruption or application crashes, leading to a denial of service (DoS) condition. […]

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Oracle fixes 248 vulnerabilities in January patch update

Jan

2016

Oracle has published their Critical Patch Update (CPU) for January 2016. The Oracle CPU is quarterly and addresses the flaws in large Oracle’s product line, including their core product the relational database, but also in a large number of acquisitions like Solaris, MySQL, Java and many of the end-user products, such as JDEdwards ERP, Peoplesoft […]

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