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CVE-2014-0107 is an insufficiently implemented security check in Apache Xalan-Java before 2.7.2. When FEATURE_SECURE_PROCESSING is enabled, TransformerFactory does not adequately restrict certain XSLT and Java system-property-related properties. A crafted XSLT stylesheet can use affected content-header or entities properties, or a Java property bound to the XSLT 1.0 system-property function, to bypass the restrictions expected from secure-processing mode.
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Xalan-Java insufficient constraints in its secure-processing feature.
A weakness in Xalan-Java secure-processing restrictions that allows attacker-supplied XSLT to bypass constraints and can potentially result in remote code execution, depending on available classpath components.
An Xalan-Java secure-processing bypass affecting applications that process attacker-controlled XSLT. Depending on components in the classpath, exploitation can lead to remote code execution.
An insufficient-restrictions flaw in Xalan-Java secure processing that could allow an attacker-supplied XSLT document to bypass constraints and potentially achieve remote code execution in the application-server context.
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