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A predawn landslide triggered by torrential rains on Indonesia’s main island of Java has killed at least eight people and ...

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The landslide killed at least 25, as authorities warn coming rain could further destabilise the slope as rescuers search.

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Dozens of people are still missing following a landslide on Indonesia's Java island on Saturday that killed at least 11 ...

Nineteen Indonesian marines are among 42 people missing after a landslide in West Java province. The landslide occurred ...

BellSoft survey finds 48% prefer pre‑hardened images over managing vulnerabilities themselves Java developers still struggle to secure containers, with nearly half (48 percent) saying they'd rather ...