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Why The Java Deserialization Bug Is A Big Deal
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[quote:Texas Twister:MV8zMDEzMTk5X0M0NDNENTVC] Millions of app servers are potentially open to compromise due to how they handle serialized Java apps, researchers say. A recent blog post by FoxGlove Security that described remotely executable exploits against several major middleware products including WebSphere, WebLogic, and JBoss has focused attention on what some say is an extremely dangerous but wholly underrated class of vulnerabilities. http://www.darkreading.com/informationweek-home/why-the-java-deserialization-bug-is-a-big-deal/d/d-id/1323237? [/quote]
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Millions of app servers are potentially open to compromise due to how they handle serialized Java apps, researchers say.
A recent blog post by FoxGlove Security that described remotely executable exploits against several major middleware products including WebSphere, WebLogic, and JBoss has focused attention on what some say is an extremely dangerous but wholly underrated class of vulnerabilities.
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