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Of course, the JVM is the JVM wherever it runs, but when one is under the impression of a blanket statement like "Java is secure", they're likely to be thinking of server-side processes which rarely get compromised for reasons you've stated - despite having the same "level of security" wrt vulnerabilities.



You don't know that. Depending on the type of bug (for example a string overflow) simply accepting data from someone else could trigger it.




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