Apache Struts 1, now EOL'ed a year ago, suffers from a ClassLoader manipulation vulnerability similar to recent findings. Alvaro Munoz and the HP Fortify team have helped the Struts team come up with a recommendation for mitigation.
f9f8a680c7342a4ec7664f0833621f029bef66354e591a521ed9ce01dd951ae2Apache Struts 1, now EOL'ed a year ago, suffers from a ClassLoader manipulation vulnerability similar to recent findings.
d753af8cf08ba2c2ef2788acb38ccb3268e20b5f6097e41ffbf640ac694b1f2fIn Struts 2.3.16.1, an issue with ClassLoader manipulation via request parameters was supposed to be resolved. Unfortunately, the correction wasn't sufficient. A security fix release fully addressing this issue is in preparation and will be released as soon as possible.
1b02e3ee3cd52232d9bdeb795f9c25b15c8bffd44b3b7df846a5d3306f54c9eaApache Struts versions prior to 2.3.15.1 suffer from code execution and open redirection vulnerabilities.
cfb047b4ebb0d3b89917486fe66d84f07ca4bcc5bdfe377bf3b3ee90d011ce92Apache Struts has released version 2.3.14.2. This version addresses a security issue. A vulnerability introduced by forcing parameter inclusion in the URL and Anchor Tag allows remote command execution, session access and manipulation and XSS attacks.
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