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The JVM Tool Interface \[[JVMTI 2006|AA. Bibliography#JVMTI 06]\] provides facilities for querying the internals of a JVM and includes methods for monitoring and modifying the behavior of a running Java program. These low level facilities require the use of the Java Native Interface (JNI) and C language programming. The JVM Tool Interface is typically used by development and monitoring tools. |
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IDS03ENV05-J. Validate all data passed in through environment variables and non-default propertiesDo not grant RuntimePermission with target createClassLoader 15. Runtime Environment (ENV) ENV07-J. Do not deploy an application that can be accessed using the Java Platform Debugger Architecture