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Blazix versions before 1.2.2 improperly resolve alternate path representations in HTTP requests. A remote requester can append a plus sign or backslash to a request, causing access-control and resource-resolution behavior to diverge. This permits disclosure of JSP script source code and enumeration of otherwise restricted web directories.
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An improper HTTP request-path handling vulnerability in Blazix versions before 1.2.2 that permits remote attackers to disclose JSP source code and enumerate restricted web directories by appending a plus or backslash character to a request.
A path-equivalence flaw where a query-string plus character is converted to a trailing space, leading to source-code disclosure.
Source-code disclosure caused by a query-string plus sign resolving to a trailing space.
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