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Why continuous security improvement for developers is the key to renewed resilience

By Fatemah Beydoun published

Empowering developers with continuous security training is essential to modernizing and strengthening cybersecurity programs.

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Oracle Java users turning to open source after frequent audits and pricing hikes

By Craig Hale published

Following four price changes between 2020 and 2023, Oracle customers aren't happy with Java pricing - and are seeking alternatives.

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Java at 30

The programming language that defines the internet is 30 years old today: Happy birthday, Java

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Java turns 30 with a legacy built on platform independence, backwards compatibility, and cautious evolution, proving that stability, not hype, drives long-term relevance in tech.

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Google wants to take on GitHub Copilot to solve all your coding woes

By Craig Hale published

There’s yet another AI coding assistant on the way, this time from Google, and designed to support Java and Kotlin.

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The majority of Java fixes and features are coming directly from Oracle

By Craig Hale published

Java 20 is here ahead of the Java 21 LTS later this year - with it comes fixes and bold claims of Oracle’s contributions.

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You don’t have to go through hell managing software dependencies

By Ilkka Turunen published

Ilkka Turunen, Field CTO at Sonatype discusses software 'Dependency hell' and how you don't have to stay there.

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AI isn't really helping coders write better or more secure code

By Lewis Maddison published

Be careful when using AI to help you write code - that's the take away from a new study on the matter.

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Serious Java vulnerability lets hackers masquerade as anyone they please

By Sead Fadilpašić published

The security bug is present in Java 15 and newer.

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Your old Java apps could let hackers break into your network

By Anthony Spadafora published

The Elephant Beetle theft group uses its proficiency in Java to siphon off millions from unsuspecting organizations.

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Serious security vulnerability affects Minecraft, iCloud, Steam and pretty much the whole of the internet

By Anthony Spadafora published

A new zero-day vulnerability in Log4j is already being exploited online but thankfully Apache has released a patch.

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