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IBM and Red Hat patch over 400 previously unknown Java flaws
Original: IBM and Red Hat patch 400-plus unknown Java flaws, open Clearinghouse for fix requests
IBM and Red Hat have patched more than 400 previously unknown vulnerabilities in Java and launched a Clearinghouse where developers can request fixes. The coordinated effort addresses long-standing security gaps in the widely used programming platform and establishes a formal channel for handling future vulnerability reports, a move security watchers are highlighting as significant for the Java ecosystem.
Why now: The scale of the disclosures and a new centralised fix-request process are notable for anyone running Java-based systems.
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- IBM and Red Hat patch 400-plus unknown Java flaws, open Clearinghouse for fix requests · siliconangle.com
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