java security

[Rollo Silver]

>Based on recent events, as soon as you implement anything in Java you are
>making the creation of a secure ANYTHING a highly uncertain venture.  You
>have just made it MUCH MORE difficult to ensure security, not less,
>given the current state of the Java art.

I will be spending a fair part of my time over the next few months
investigating java security, especially from the point of view of trying to
break it.

I'd like to hear from coderpunks/cypherpunks having ideas about how to
break it, especially if you don't have the time/energy to pursue the idea
to fruition yourself.

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