Making the Future Secure with Java
summary
Oracle documents show concrete moves: Java 8 slips to Q1 2014 because of security, CPUs go quarterly, and remediation tempo jumps (one CPU fixes 55 vulnerabilities). Platform changes include a disable-Java tick box, hardcoded expiry dates in the JRE, a tightened security slider, dynamic blacklisting, revocation checks enabled by default after interoperability work, an improved uninstaller, and an enterprise deployment rule set (DRS). January sets self-signed and unsigned blocked by default, and blogs plus CVSS triage guide fixes and impact.
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chapters (32)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:20Java is an Open Ecosystem An application platform but what's that?
- 3:54Where is Java? The Java Ecosystem...
- 4:20Security Policies Larger policy areas.
- 5:03Security Policies - Communications News communicated via several channels...
- 7:01Security Policies - Communications (cont'd) Why we don't respond to alleged security vulnerabilities?
- 9:41Security Policies - Remediation
- 11:48Security Throughout Development Lifecycle Security applied to generalized development methodology...
- 13:01Security Throughout Development Lifecycle (cont'd) Some areas of security working outside the development lifecycle.
- 14:38What is Oracle's Position on Java Security?
- 15:55What is Oracle Doing in Java Security?
- 17:16How Serious is Oracle on Java Security?
- 20:13Remediated Vulnerabilities by Component Subtype
- 21:24Critical Patch Update Process CPUs are Oracle security patches...
- 22:40Enable/Disable Java in Web Browsers (Java 7 Update 10)
- 23:42Hardcoded best before date in JRE (Java 7 Update 10)
- 24:53Java Security Slider (Java 7 Update 10)
- 25:34Remove "Low" and "Custom" from Slider (Java 7 Update 21)
- 26:38Dynamic Blacklisting Expanded (Java 7 Update 21)
- 27:04Signing for sandboxed applications (Java 7 Update 21)
- 28:08Enable Standardized Revocation Services (Java 7 Update 25)
- 29:56Deployment Rule Set (Java 7 Update 40)
- 31:13Old JRE Warning (Java 7 Update 40)
- 31:56Java Uninstaller (Ongoing)
- 32:45Outreach Highlights for Milton
- 33:36PM Blog Java platform security news...
- 35:09JavaOne Developer Conference
- 38:02Deprecation of Self-Signed and Unsigned Applets
- 40:45Java Platform Support
- 41:04Java Root Certificate Program
- 41:46Help Us Keep You Secure
- 45:01Questions?
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