There is actually fewer Win64 builds of OpenJDK than I thought. I'm not adverse to building it from scratch, but I'm certainly not advocating that stuff to a new member.
I'll give Zulu a shot which is an OpenJDK distro (ref1). For the paranoid, only building from scratch will do. For the truly paroanoid, only open source SW running on open source HW will do. Ultimately, it may eventually come to that. If Oracle isn't coerced, then perhaps Intel is. Doesn't matter who makes bad RNG, once it's bad, it's really bad.
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Anyway... I'll post how Zulu works with Multibit and BitcoinJ once that projects pops to top of stack.
ref1:
http://www.azulsystems.com/products/zulu/downloadsref2:
http://www.wired.com/2013/09/nsa-backdoor/PS: found an even scarier article on Crypto-Crippling, this one effects Ecliptic Curve RNG (ref2) (ouch).
OpenJDK has been the default Java on debian (and downstream, I assume) systems for some time now. You have to go out of your way to get the Sun Java nowadays on the linux distros I use. I've never built software on windows so I don't know how it compares but on linux you usually just have to run "./configure && make && make install", a lot of newbies can probably do that okay. Shit, if you can build a windows java guaranteed without spyware, maybe you can start distributing the binaries for the newbies yourself