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CVE-2014-3682 is an XML External Entity (XXE) vulnerability in the BPMN2 import functionality of jbpm-designer, specifically the JBPMBpmn2ResourceImpl implementation. Affected jbpm-designer 6.0.x and 6.2.x versions process crafted BPMN2 XML with external entity references without adequately restricting entity resolution. A remote attacker can submit a malicious BPMN2 document to cause the application server to resolve attacker-controlled external entities.
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XML external entity injection vulnerability in jbpm-designer BPMN2 import processing.
An XML external entity injection flaw in jbpm-designer's BPMN2 import functionality.
An XML external entity injection vulnerability in jbpm-designer BPMN2 import functionality.
An XML External Entity injection flaw in the jbpm-designer BPMN2 import function. A remote unauthenticated attacker could read files accessible to the application-server user and potentially conduct SSRF-like outbound requests or resource-exhaustion attacks through crafted XML external entities.
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