Get real: Oracle is strengthening -- not killing -- Java Oracle has set Java on a progressive track with Java 8, and developers are looking ahead to Java 9. By Paul Krill.

Computer security experts are warning about a new vulnerability involving the ubiquitous Java plug-in, which allows programs to be run inside a web browser. Oracle, the creator of Java, has long ...

Oracle is not interested in empowering its competitors and doesn’t want to share innovation, the email further alleges. The company is slimming down Java EE (Enterprise Edition), but it also ...

How Oracle’s business as usual is threatening to kill Java Oracle's silence about Java EE has brought developer community distrust to a fever pitch.

According to software giant Oracle, Java is deployed across more than 3 billion systems worldwide. But the truth is that many people who have this powerful program installed simply do not need it, ...

My computer has started waking up automagically from sleep at ~5:00am every night. This is...weird. So I ran BitDefender's online virus scan, which alerted me to the presence of eight trojans, all ...

Oracle's Java plug-in is used to power games, 3D graphics tools and in-house business software Millions of Java users are to be warned that they could be exposed to malware as a result of a flaw ...

Another piece of old, insecure web infrastructure is about to be killed off. Oracle says that it's discontinuing its Java browser plugin starting with the next big release of the programming ...

This was a planned move from Oracle, which previously announced on its websitethat it will “start auto-updating all Windows 32-bit users from JRE 6 to JRE 7 with the update release of Java, Java ...

Enterprise software and hardware vendor Oracle has released version 16 of its widely-used Java Development Kit application building environment, finalising two key features for programmers. These ...