Newsletter | 53 OpenJDK Vulnerabilities Disclosed Today Set an All-Time High; Azul Patches Them All
53 OpenJDK Vulnerabilities Disclosed Today Set an All-Time High; Azul Patches Them All
Today, 53 vulnerabilities were disclosed in this quarter’s OpenJDK release, the most in a single update in well over a decade and 7x greater than the two-year average of 7.6 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) per quarter. Azul’s Security-only, Stability-first updates contain security fixes and nothing else, making them immediately deployable to production with minimal regression risk.
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- Get patched immediately. End-of-life and unidentified installs, including older Java 6 and 7 builds, may no longer receive security fixes. Azul can help. And if you're still waiting on your vendor to ship an OpenJDK patch, we can also help. See how Azul's Security-only, Stability-first™ updates can get you patched today. →
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