is a patch that eliminates a security vulnerability.
Microsoft Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is a platform-independent software engine which runs Java applets, applications, and COM objects. It is an interpreter and a runtime system.
As an interpreter, JVM processes architecture-neutral instructions (bytecode). Bytecode is machine-independent code generated by Java compilers, such as JVC.EXE, and executed by the Java interpreter, or compiled at the last minute by a JIT compiler.
This release of JVM primarily addresses security vulnerabilities which could enable malicious Web site operators to read files from the computer of a person who visited their site, or read Web content from inside an intranet if the malicious site is visited by a computer from within that intranet.
In both cases, however, the malicious applet would have to know the exact name and location of the files.
Microsoft Virtual Machine for Internet Explorer 5.5 for Windows 2000 runs on
Windows 2000
and is available under the
Freeware
license
— the installer is 2 MB.
We’ve catalogued it under
Java and Javascript.
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