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Java upgrades UTF-8 handlingPosted by joconner on May 21, 2009 at 9:22 AM PDT
The UTF-8 encoding is easy to abuse in some ways. Or rather, sometimes people use it in unexpected ways.
Recently the Java platform received an update to reject one malformed UTF-8 encoding sequence called non-shortest form. You can learn more about this fix and its implications for you in the article Overhauling the Java UTF-8 Charset. »
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