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Version 1.0 of The CERT Oracle Secure Coding Standard for Java is now available as a book from Addison-Wesley.

Development of the next version of the The CERT Oracle Coding Standard for Java is being performed here on the secure coding wiki. This version is a work in progress and reflects the current thinking of the secure coding community. Subsequent official releases of this standard will be issued as dictated by the needs and interests of the secure software development community.

Java is a trademark or registered trademark of Oracle Corporation in the United States and other countries.

There is also a Japanese edition of the CERT Oracle Secure Coding Standard for Java, thanks to our partner JPCERT/CC.

Because this is a development website, many pages are incomplete or contain errors. If you are interested in furthering this effort, please comment on existing items or send recommendations to secure-coding at cert dot org. You can request privileges to directly edit content on the site. If you decide to link to our guidelines, use the Tiny Link under Tools→Link to this Page..., as this URL will not change if the name of the guideline changes.

 

 

 

 

 

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Java Coding Standards

The CERT Java Coding Standard is split into two sections: Java Rules and Java Coding Guidelines.

 

The Java Rules are focused on normative guidelines which must be followed for secure coding best practices. The CERT Oracle Secure Coding Standard for Java provides rules for Java Platform Standard Edition 6 and Java SE 7. The rules on this wiki are being updated to support Java SE 8. Please create a sign-in account if you are interested in commenting or contributing to these guidelines.

The Java Coding Guidelines  are focused on nonnormative guidelines which are recommended to follow for secure coding best practices, but may be considered more stylistic in their content. The recommendations on this wiki are being updated to support Java SE 8. Please create a sign-in account if you are interested in commenting or contributing to these guidelines.

  

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