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Java flaws open door to hackers

June 15, 2005 Sun fixes two security bugs in Java that could put computers running Windows, Linux and Solaris at risk of attack. TAGS: J2SE, JRE, flaw, Java, Java application, Sun Microsystems Inc., security bug, Sun Solaris, Linux, security, Microsoft Windows

Door to Java source code opens a crack wider

March 16, 2005 "Project Peabody" adds two licenses that make it easier for outsiders to see the code. But Sun stops short of embracing open source. TAGS: James Gosling, J2SE, Java software, Java, Sun Microsystems Inc., Java software company, license, open source, J2EE, Java 2, source code, software company

Apache eyes open-source Java project

May 9, 2005 Project Harmony aims to create version of Java desktop software with an open-source license--something Sun has resisted in the past. TAGS: Java 2, J2SE, Apache Software Foundation, Sun Microsystems Inc., Java, open source, project, IBM Corp.

Apple issues Java security update

April 19, 2006 Flaws could allow malicious attackers to gain access to Mac OS users' systems. TAGS: Java, Java 2, J2SE, JRE, Sun Microsystems Inc., attacker, flaw, Apple Computer, API, Apple Mac OS, Apple Mac OS X, Apple Macintosh, operating system, security

Sun looks to sweeten Java

March 15, 2005 The Java steward plans to simplify "excessively complicated" commercial license, as it readies an overhaul of the standard. TAGS: Java, Sun Microsystems Inc., commercial software company, J2EE, J2SE, Java 2, Stephen O'Grady, license, BEA Systems Inc., Java application, Sun Java, software company, open-source software, open source, IBM Corp.
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