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CVE-2014-7853 is an information-disclosure vulnerability in the JacORB subsystem of JBoss Application Server (WildFly), affecting Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) releases before 6.3.3. The security-domain attribute was assigned the socket-binding-ref sensitivity classification rather than the required security-domain-ref classification. This authorization-classification error allowed users permitted to read socket-binding-ref-sensitive attributes to access sensitive information held in the security-domain attribute, despite lacking authorization for security-domain-ref-sensitive attributes.
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An information-disclosure vulnerability in the JBoss AS/WildFly JacORB subsystem caused by incorrect sensitivity classification of the security-domain attribute.
An authenticated information-disclosure vulnerability in the JBoss/WildFly JacORB subsystem caused by incorrect sensitivity classification of the security-domain attribute.
An authenticated information-disclosure vulnerability in the JacORB subsystem caused by incorrect sensitivity classification of the security-domain attribute.
An information-disclosure flaw in the JBoss AS/WildFly JacORB subsystem caused by incorrect sensitivity classification of the security-domain attribute.
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