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CVE-2014-8111 is an access-control and information-disclosure vulnerability in Apache Tomcat Connectors mod_jk versions 1.2.0 through 1.2.40. mod_jk did not collapse multiple adjacent slashes in a request URI before comparing the URI with configured JkMount and JkUnmount patterns. Consequently, a JkUnmount rule excluding a subtree beneath an earlier JkMount rule could be ignored when a request used adjacent slashes, allowing the request to be routed to functionality intended to remain unmounted or private.
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An information-disclosure/access-control flaw in Tomcat mod_jk caused by incorrect processing of JkMount and JkUnmount directives.
An information-disclosure/access-control flaw in Tomcat mod_jk's processing of JkMount and JkUnmount directives, potentially exposing private artifacts to remote attackers.
An information-disclosure vulnerability in Tomcat mod_jk caused by incorrect processing of JkMount and JkUnmount directives.
Tomcat mod_jk access-control flaw in JkMount/JkUnmount directive processing that can expose otherwise private artifacts to remote attackers.
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