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CVE-2014-0363 is an improper X.509 certificate-chain validation vulnerability in Ignite Realtime Smack's ServerTrustManager. Versions before 4.0.0-rc1 do not validate the basicConstraints and nameConstraints extensions when processing certificate chains presented by SSL/TLS XMPP servers. Consequently, a crafted certificate chain that should be rejected under PKIX constraints can be accepted as trusted.
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An X.509 certificate-chain validation flaw in Smack XMPP API ServerTrustManager that could enable a man-in-the-middle attacker to impersonate servers and obtain sensitive information.
A Smack XMPP API certificate-chain validation flaw that could permit man-in-the-middle server spoofing and exposure of sensitive information.
An X.509 certificate-chain validation flaw in Smack XMPP API ServerTrustManager that enables man-in-the-middle server spoofing and potential disclosure of sensitive information.
A Smack XMPP API certificate-chain validation flaw that could permit man-in-the-middle server spoofing and exposure of sensitive information.
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