Security in the Java World
summary
Covers security risks in Java applications by examining Java features that attackers target—specifically JMX, Java serialization, and RMI—and explains what kinds of critical vulnerabilities can arise from improper use. Describes concrete consequences of careless use of these features and recommends preventive measures and safe practices for using them securely.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:57Java Debugger Protocol threat
- 8:37Remote Method Invocation risks
- 11:53Dangerous deserialization
- 19:24First attack demo
- 23:11Second RMI vulnerability demo
- 30:51Summary and best practices
- 35:11Q&A
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