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    Crashes in Java_java_util_zip_ZipFile_getEntry are most often caused by concurrent access to .zip files, e.g. a file is overwritten while an open instance exists.

    See JDK-8042197, JDK-8031691 for details.

    BTW, as to original question, here is a presentation on JVM crash dump analysis.

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