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Java is a programming language that has been around for a long time and continues to be relevant today. Java's object-oriented nature, efficient memory allocation/deallocation, and standard syntax contribute to this. Java has its own set of problems, and developers often choose a hybrid solution, in which they combine several technologies that perform well. When it comes to vulnerabilities, it's crucial to understand how Java objects are stored and accessed. There should be some storage mechanism to store and retrieve any piece of information. This mechanism is accomplished in Java by using serialization and deserialization. A Java deserialize vulnerability arises when a malicious user attempts to insert a changed serialized object into a system, resulting in the system or its data being compromised.