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      <title>Foojay Podcast #104: 53 CVEs and Two Emergency Releases: Why Java Security Holds Up</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;The October OpenJDK update fixed a record 53 CVEs, followed a few days later by two out-of-cycle releases. For Foojay Podcast #104, I talked with &lt;strong&gt;Simon Ritter&lt;/strong&gt;, Deputy CTO at Azul and member of the OpenJDK Vulnerability Group, about what happened and what it means for people running Java.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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