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CVE-2014-0018 is a missing-authorization vulnerability in the JBoss AS server component of Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6.2.0 and affected JBoss WildFly Application Server releases. When operated under a Java Security Manager, deployed code could obtain access to the Modular Service Container (MSC) service registry without required permission checks. A malicious deployment could use this access to alter internal JBoss server state.
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JBoss AS Server unchecked access to the MSC Service Registry under JSM.
An authorization flaw in Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform that permits deployed code to access the MSC service registry without required permission checks.
An authorization flaw in JBoss Enterprise Application Platform that lets deployed code access the MSC service registry without required permission checks.
An authorization bypass in JBoss Enterprise Application Platform's Modular Service Container service registry access controls, allowing malicious deployed code to alter server internal state when a security manager is used.
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