Oracle Releases 'Java 27,' Strengthening Post-Quantum Encryption Support
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Oracle has released Java 27.
Java 27 advanced its post-quantum cryptography (PQC) capabilities through a hybrid key exchange for TLS 1.3.
Oracle also introduced JDK 28 early access (EA), Helidon 27, JavaFX 27 and Jipher 20.
Oracle has released 'Java 27 (Java 27).' Java 27 is focused on providing a foundation for Java's continued innovation.
At the center of the announcement, Java 27 advanced its post-quantum cryptography (PQC) capabilities through a hybrid key exchange for TLS 1.3 in terms of security. This helps Java 27 support secure communications for organizations preparing for the post-quantum era. Oracle explained Java 27's strengthened PQC capabilities and its support for secure communications.
Oracle also introduced JDK 28 early access (EA). JDK 28 EA is intended to preview future innovations, including Project Valhalla.
Oracle also announced coordinated updates across the Java ecosystem and the Java Verification Portfolio (JVP). The coordinated updates include Helidon 27 for lightweight microservices, JavaFX 27 for client applications with rich user experiences, and Jipher 20, which supports Java application deployment in FIPS 140-regulated environments. Jipher 20 is now included in the Java Verification Portfolio (JVP).
George Saab, Oracle senior vice president of the Java Platform and chair of the OpenJDK board, said that Java has helped developers build powerful, reliable and secure applications for more than 30 years, and explained that Java 27 carries forward Java's longstanding significance while also providing a stable foundation for enterprise workloads and delivering AI capabilities and post-quantum cryptography capabilities. He added that Oracle has achieved an important milestone in post-quantum cryptography with Java 27 and is executing a roadmap to deliver equivalent capabilities in JDK releases that receive long-term support, noting that the roadmap can help protect customers' critical applications and data while minimizing service disruptions.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406988
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