JD.THREAD.RUN
JD.THREAD.RUN occurs when a Thread.run() method is called explicitly.
Vulnerability and risk
In most cases, this is a mistake. The method is called implicitly by the thread itself. After a Thread.start() method has been invoked, calling Thread.run() will not start a thread.
Mitigation and prevention
Should you change it to Thread.start()?
Example 1
9 static void start() {
10 new Thread(){
11 public void run(){
12 // do something
13 }
14 }.run();
15 }
JD.THREAD.RUN is reported for line 14: There is a call to the 'Thread.run()' method. This method is not meant to be called explicitly. Should probably be replaced with 'Thread.start()'?
