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CVE-2014-0034 is an authentication-bypass vulnerability in Apache CXF SecurityTokenService (STS). When STS caching is enabled during SAML-token validation, affected implementations can accept certain invalid SAML tokens as valid. The flaw affects Apache CXF 2.6.x before 2.6.12 and 2.7.x before 2.7.9.
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Apache CXF SecurityTokenService accepts certain invalid SAML tokens as valid.
An Apache CXF SecurityTokenService vulnerability in which certain invalid SAML tokens are accepted as valid.
Apache CXF STS validation flaw allowing specially crafted invalid SAML tokens to be accepted and used to access protected applications.
An Apache CXF SecurityTokenService authentication flaw that accepts certain invalid SAML tokens as valid.
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