The OpenJDK 7 vulnerability has been fixed in Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu 14.10.

The OpenJDK 7 vulnerability has been fixed in Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu 14.10.

The OpenJDK 7 vulnerability has been resolved in Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu 14.10. We recommend that you upgrade it as soon as possible.

Canonical released the new OpenJDK 7 Security Bulletin, which has been submitted to the repository of Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and Ubuntu 14.10. This update fixes a large number of problems and vulnerabilities.

The Ubuntu maintainer has upgraded the OpenJDK package in the repository and contains a lot of fixes. This is an important update that covers a small number of databases.

"OpenJDK JRE has discovered information leakage, data integrity, and availability vulnerabilities," the Security Bulletin said. Attackers can exploit this vulnerability to perform denial-of-service or leak information over the network ."

Similarly, "OpenJDK JRE has discovered information leakage and integrity vulnerabilities. Attackers can exploit this vulnerability to leak sensitive information over the Internet ."

Several vulnerabilities have been confirmed by developers and are resolved by maintenance personnel. For a detailed description of this issue, refer to the Canonical Security notice. We recommend that you upgrade the system as soon as possible.

This vulnerability can be fixed as long as you upgrade to the latest openjdk 7-related package. To apply the patch, you need to run the upgrade management program. Generally, a standard system update will install necessary updates. All java-related programs need to be restarted.

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