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CVE-2014-8175 is an incorrect authorization vulnerability in the HawtIO console shipped with Red Hat JBoss Fuse before 6.2.0. The console failed to enforce the required administrator-role check: any account defined in the product's user configuration could access HawtIO even if that account did not hold a valid administrator role.
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An authorization-bypass flaw in JBoss Fuse that lets any user defined in users.properties access the HawtIO console without a valid administrator role.
An authorization-bypass flaw in JBoss Fuse allowing users in users.properties to access the HawtIO console without the intended admin role.
An authorization-bypass flaw in JBoss Fuse that lets any user defined in users.properties access the HawtIO console without a valid administrator role.
An authorization-bypass flaw in JBoss Fuse that lets any user defined in users.properties access the HawtIO console without a valid administrator role.
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