Hey all,

This is just out of curiosity having read up a bit on the upcoming new
type verifier for Java Mustang.

Basically some of the verification will be done at compile time and the
information saved in the class file.  Thus, when the program is run,
some of the verification is already done and the application can now
run faster.

I'm not looking for any great detail, but in general, does anyone know
what prevents someone from 'adjusting' the verification information
saved in the class file to bypass some of java security features?

Don't worry, I trust the JVM guys to have taken care of this :)  I'm
just wondering how it works.

Yamin Bismilla