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CVE-2014-8114 is a path-traversal vulnerability in the default UberFire Framework 0.3.x implementations of FileUploadServlet and FileDownloadServlet. The servlets did not adequately restrict user-controlled filesystem paths to an intended directory. In applications that exposed these servlets, a remote attacker could use the download functionality to access files readable by the application-container process, or use the upload functionality to write attacker-controlled content to accessible filesystem locations. Writing executable or subsequently interpreted content can lead to arbitrary code execution.
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Information-disclosure and remote-code-execution vulnerability in UberFire's insecure file upload and download servlets.
An UberFire vulnerability enabling information disclosure and remote code execution through insecure file-upload and download servlets.
An UberFire flaw in file upload/download servlets that could allow information disclosure and remote code execution.
A CWE-22 path-traversal vulnerability in UberFire Framework's default FileUploadServlet and FileDownloadServlet implementations. Exposed servlets could allow a remote attacker to read application-accessible files or upload malicious content to achieve arbitrary code execution.
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