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CVE-2013-4152 is an XML External Entity (XXE) vulnerability in the Spring OXM wrapper when it uses JAXB. Affected Spring Framework versions before 3.2.4 and 4.0.0.M1 did not expose a means to disable XML entity resolution. Consequently, attacker-controlled XML containing an external entity declaration and reference could be resolved while processing DOMSource, StAXSource, SAXSource, or StreamSource input.
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XML external entity injection vulnerability in Spring OXM's JAXB unmarshaller configuration.
XML external entity injection vulnerability in Spring OXM's JAXB unmarshaller handling.
An XML External Entity injection vulnerability in Spring OXM's JAXB unmarshaller configuration. The update disables external entity processing by default and provides a directive to re-enable it.
XML external entity injection vulnerability in Spring OXM's JAXB unmarshaller configuration.
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