Trackless practices in Java add-ons
Quote from Barry235 on November 24, 2024, 3:12 pmI recently encountered the following situation: a developer in our team wrote a small functionality for an internal Java application. Everything was going smoothly until we received a request from security that there was a vulnerability in the code that allowed SQL injection. The problem turned out to be simply ignoring the use of parameterized queries. We had a panic attack, but it was quickly fixed.
Now I'm thinking, what other security pitfalls can there be in Java add-ons? What do you usually pay attention to when developing applications?
I recently encountered the following situation: a developer in our team wrote a small functionality for an internal Java application. Everything was going smoothly until we received a request from security that there was a vulnerability in the code that allowed SQL injection. The problem turned out to be simply ignoring the use of parameterized queries. We had a panic attack, but it was quickly fixed.
Now I'm thinking, what other security pitfalls can there be in Java add-ons? What do you usually pay attention to when developing applications?
Quote from Edvard on November 24, 2024, 3:51 pmI am glad that the incident with your system was successfully resolved. I faced a similar issue related to a dangerous object deserialization vulnerability. This vulnerability allowed attackers to execute arbitrary code in our system, creating a significant threat. To minimize such risks, I recommend exploring Java development services offered by java specialists. These experts leverage advanced techniques like vulnerability analysis, injection protection, and privilege management to secure applications. Their experience can greatly contribute to enhancing the security of your system.
I am glad that the incident with your system was successfully resolved. I faced a similar issue related to a dangerous object deserialization vulnerability. This vulnerability allowed attackers to execute arbitrary code in our system, creating a significant threat. To minimize such risks, I recommend exploring Java development services offered by java specialists. These experts leverage advanced techniques like vulnerability analysis, injection protection, and privilege management to secure applications. Their experience can greatly contribute to enhancing the security of your system.
Quote from CharlesCharles on November 25, 2024, 3:03 pmOne of the reasons why I love Java is how easy it is to write cross-platform applications with it. But what I've always loved most is the active community: how many times have I found solutions to my problems just through the forums . I love discussions like here, where you can learn something new or share your thoughts!
One of the reasons why I love Java is how easy it is to write cross-platform applications with it. But what I've always loved most is the active community: how many times have I found solutions to my problems just through the forums . I love discussions like here, where you can learn something new or share your thoughts!