IBM & Red Hat Launch Lightwell Remediation Service
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Red Hat announced on the 7th that it had discovered and fixed over 400 previously unknown vulnerabilities in Java libraries through the open-source software security project ‘Lightwell’ with IBM. On the same day, the two companies also officially launched the ‘Lightwell Clearinghouse,’ which allows enterprise customers to request fixes for vulnerabilities in specific open-source software. Red Hat stated, “The ever-growing
IBM and Red Hat fix 400+ open source vulnerabilities
IBM and Red Hat have identified and remediated more than 400 previously unknown vulnerabilities in widely used Java libraries through their Lightwell initiative. The companies have also made the Lightwell Clearinghouse generally available, giving enterprise customers a way to submit specific open source dependencies for priority security review and remediation. Tackling open source security gaps […] The post IBM and Red Hat fix 400+ open source …
According to IBM and Red Hat, more than 400 previously unknown vulnerabilities have been found and resolved in central Java libraries. According to the communication, the affected libraries are used in numerous applications and platforms in the business environment. The work is being carried out within the framework of the Lightwell initiative launched by IBM and Red Hat.
IBM and Red Hat Find More Than 400 New Vulnerabilities In Popular Java Code
IBM and Red Hat say their AI-powered Lightwell initiative has identified and helped remediate more than 400 previously unknown vulnerabilities across widely used Java libraries. Phoronix reports: They announced this feat today as part of their promoting Lightwell Clearinghouse to GA, which is an enterprise service for their customers to submit open-source software dependencies for priority review and remediation. From today's announcement: "The …
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