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To guarantee safety, programs must test the {{while}} loop condition after returning from the {{wait()}} method. Although {{wait()}} is intended to block indefinitely until a notification is received, it must still be encased within a loop to prevent the following vulnerabilities \[[Bloch 2001|AA. Bibliography#Bloch 01]\]: |
- thread in the middleâ”A middle — A third thread can acquire the lock on the shared object during the interval between a notification being sent and the receiving thread resuming execution. This third thread can change the state of the object, leaving it inconsistent. This is a time-of-check-to-time-of-use (TOCTOU) condition.
- malicious notificationâ”A notification — A random or malicious notification can be received when the condition predicate is false. Such a notification would cancel the
wait(). - misdelivered notificationâ”The notification — The order in which threads execute after receipt of a
notifyAll()signal is unspecified. Consequently, an unrelated thread could start executing and discover that its condition predicate is satisfied. Consequently, it could resume execution, although it was required to remain dormant. Wiki Markup spurious wake-upsâCertain-ups --- Certain JVM implementations are vulnerable to spurious wake-ups that result in waiting threads waking up even without a notification \[[API 2006|AA. Bibliography#API 06]\].
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