JavaSerialization
Java Serialization is a feature in the Java programming language that allows for the conversion of in-memory objects into a byte stream, and vice versa. This process is used to serialize an object's state, so it can be written to a file, database, or other medium for later deserialization and use.
The Java Serialization mechanism is implemented by the java.io.Serializable interface, which is implemented by any class
Serialization in Java is a two-step process. First, a process called "write object" is performed, which converts
Security concerns associated with Java Serialization include the possibility of insecure deserialization attacks, which can lead
Java's serialization mechanism provides a standard way to convert in-memory objects to a byte stream, and is