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IBM and Red Hat patch more than 400 unknown Java flaws
Original: IBM and Red Hat patch 400-plus unknown Java flaws, open Clearinghouse for fix requests
IBM and Red Hat have patched more than 400 previously unknown Java vulnerabilities and opened a Clearinghouse where developers can request fixes. The effort addresses zero-day security flaws discovered across the Java ecosystem, with the two companies coordinating patches. It is being discussed as an unusually large coordinated disclosure effort, and the new Clearinghouse is expected to give enterprise Java users a formal route for requesting remediation of unknown flaws.
Why now: The scale of the coordinated patching of hundreds of unknown Java vulnerabilities is a significant security development for enterprises.
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- IBM and Red Hat patch 400-plus unknown Java flaws, open Clearinghouse for fix requests · siliconangle.com
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