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SAP releases 27 Security Notes with most severe security flaw rated at 9.4
Five SAP Security Notes rated "high priority" by ERPScan
Warning over Apache Struts 2 remote-code execution vulnerability seen being exploited in the wild
Apache users urged to update ASAP as evidence emerges of increasingly widespread attacks
The stealthy rise of functional programming
Haskell isn't about to take over the world, but functional programming is slowly making its presence felt
118 out of 121 Oracle E-Business suite vulnerabilities "remotely exploitable"
Oracle: Can't break it, can't break in - these 270 security vulnerabilities notwithstanding
Users criticise Adobe for bundling Chrome plug-in with security patches
Adobe gives another masterclass in how not to do security
Which programming language should I learn if I want a job in coding?
Expert advice on what skills businesses are looking for
Father of Java James Gosling explains his work on the 'lunatic fringe' of IoT
Gosling discusses his Wave Glider project with Liquid Robotics, and explains why every byte of information transmitted by his robots is important
Oracle loses Android Java APIs case to Google
The latest battle between the two companies has been won by Google, with APIs ruled not to be subject to copyright
Oracle versus Google moves towards closing arguments
Oracle wants $9.3bn in compensation from Google, but Google claims use of Java APIs in Android as 'fair use'
Google Android caused crash in Java revenues, claims Oracle
"The old rules don't apply to us," Google general counsel Kent Walker told Oracle co-CEO Safra Catz
Oracle rushes out emergency patch to fix Java security flaw
Java has a security flaw requiring an emergency patch. That's unusual, isn't it?
Oracle to kill off Java browser plugins at last
But only after the release of JDK 9
Google paid Apple $1bn - plus a percentage - to remain default search app on iOS
Apple drives a hard bargain - and a big, fat commission from Google
Want to earn more? Learn Java, move to the US and work in the finance sector
Also, make sure you study at Imperial College rather than Keele
Oracle must carry apology for botched Java security on its website for two years
Old builds stayed resident, opening security loops. Regulator orders ongoing apology
Shifu banking Trojan arrives in the UK, warns IBM
Russian-crafted banking malware spreads from Japan to UK - Europe and the US next on the menu
The power of open source: From Postgres to Cassandra at First Utility
First Utility CIO Bill Wilkins talks to Graeme Burton about how open-source technology helped the company become the biggest independent energy utility in the UK
Open source less secure than commercial software, claims report
Coverity report claims commercial software 'more in compliance' with security standards than open source
From Fortran to Swift: The world's most important programming languages
The fine art of telling machines what to do, from 1957 to 2015
Oracle and Microsoft shuffle out anti-Hacking Team patches while Adobe takes the heat
Adobe (finally) patches the security flaws exposed by the Hacking Team crack - while Oracle and Microsoft sneak out their Hacking Team patches
The rise of DevOps necessitates full-stack developers at The Washington Post
A repertoire of DevOps skills are a necessity, three of the Post's developers tell Computing
Why The Washington Post chose MongoDB over Couchbase for its Submission Platform app
Washington Post builds a MEAN stack for web development
Oracle's Larry Ellison pledges to shift EVERYTHING to the cloud and to compete head-on with Amazon
Ellison claims Oracle will have the broadest offerings in infrastructure, software and networking as a service - at AWS prices
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