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CVE-2014-0005 is a missing-authorization vulnerability in PicketBox/JBossSX. A deployed application can read or modify underlying application-server configuration and runtime state, including security-domain authentication configuration, without appropriate authorization checks. This breaks isolation between co-deployed applications and permits an application to access security-sensitive server resources outside its intended authorization boundary.
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Authorization flaw in PicketBox/JBossSX allowing an application to access and modify application-server configuration and state without authorization.
An authorization flaw in PicketBox/JBossSX that lets an application access and modify application-server configuration and state without authorization.
A PicketBox/JBossSX flaw that allows an application unauthorized access to and modification of application-server configuration and state.
An authorization flaw allowing an application to access and modify application-server configuration and state without authorization.
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