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Sure, the Java VM has seen many security exploits. However, Java does avoid memory corruption errors which are sadly easy to create in C and C++. We see exploi
by azakai 12y ago
Sure, the Java VM has seen many security exploits.
However, Java does avoid memory corruption errors which are sadly easy to create in C and C++. We see exploits of such things all the time. It does make sense to use a language like Java or Rust (or C# or JavaScript - basically, any modern sandboxed language) for that reason.
But yes, Java specifically has seen plenty of exploits, and that is a cause for concern.