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Of course, the JVM is the JVM wherever it runs, but when one is under the impression of a blanket statement like "Java is secure", they're likely to be thinking
by srazzaque 15y ago
Of course, the JVM is the JVM wherever it runs, but when one is under the impression of a blanket statement like "Java is secure", they're likely to be thinking of server-side processes which rarely get compromised for reasons you've stated - despite having the same "level of security" wrt vulnerabilities.
- ars 15y agoYou don't know that. Depending on the type of bug (for example a string overflow) simply accepting data from someone else could trigger it.