Does Java have buffer overflows?

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Since Java Strings are based on char arrays and Java automatically checks array bounds, buffer overflows are only possible in unusual scenarios:

  1. If you call native code via JNI
  2. In the JVM itself (usually written in C++)
  3. The interpreter or JIT compiler does not work correctly (Java bytecode mandated bounds checks)

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