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Create an security.policy for running secure Java Applications using Oracle Tools #234

Closed brianoliver closed 8 years ago

brianoliver commented 9 years ago

When attempting to launch a Java Application with a Security Manager using Oracle Tools, the out-of-the-box policy won't allow Oracle Tools to function as expected. eg: read/write System Properties, launch processes, connect to MBeans, redirect I/O, read/write files, perform logging and open network connections.

By providing an out-of-the-box security policy that applications can include (during testing), it will allow Oracle Tools to run in a secure environment.

brianoliver commented 8 years ago

@brianoliver said: Security Policies should be created at an application level, not at the global level for an individual module. That it self would create a security vulnerability.

brianoliver commented 8 years ago

This issue was imported from JIRA ORACLETOOLS-234

brianoliver commented 9 years ago

Reported by @brianoliver

brianoliver commented 8 years ago

Marked as works as designed by @brianoliver on Wednesday, February 17th 2016, 7:09:26 am