Oracle, the company that bought Sun in 2010, is now delivering new versions regularly and adding features that keep the Java language relevant. Here are eleven ways that Java has changed, mostly ...

Researchers have discovered a new vulnerability in the Java Reflection API that can be exploited by a decade-old attack. No Java component has had a bigger bull’s eye on its back this year than ...

Oracle, in making Java Platform, Standard Edition (SE) 7 the default runtime environment for Java this week, is emphasizing that older versions of Java be removed for security purposes.

A recent Java 7 update allows users to completely prevent Java applications from running inside browsers or to restrict how Web-based Java content is handled by the Java Runtime Environment client.

Many companies still use Java 11, Java 8 and even Java 6 or 7. According to the State of the Java Ecosystem report, as of 2024, more than 32% of applications use Java 11 in production.

Oracle released Java 10 last week. But if you took the time to install the Java 10 JDK and poked around a bit, you'd find out that the Java 10 product was dragging around an 18.3 version label on its ...

Sun Microsystems announces the availability of Java Platform Standard Edition 6.

Version 1.4 of Java 2 Standard Edition is the latest feature release, but Sun says there is still no Java 3 on the horizon ... New in J2SE 1.4 are the Java API for XML processing, ...

The problem is that Java Applets can request older versions of Java. If they're installed, they'll be used. For most end-users, it's best to have only one version installed.

Java 7 Update 15 is the latest version released last week. "When combined, the flaws can be leveraged to achieve a complete bypass of the Java security sandbox," Softpedia wrote.