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CVE-2015-5344 is an unsafe Java deserialization vulnerability in Apache Camel's camel-xstream component. Apache Camel versions before 2.15.5 and versions in the 2.16.x branch before 2.16.1 can deserialize attacker-controlled Java objects supplied in HTTP requests. A crafted serialized object can invoke dangerous deserialization gadget chains, enabling arbitrary command execution; unsafe deserialization may also lead to information disclosure or other application-level attacks.
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An unsafe Java object deserialization vulnerability in Apache Camel's camel-xstream component that can lead to information disclosure, code execution, or further attacks.
An unsafe Java object deserialization vulnerability in Apache Camel's camel-xstream component that can lead to information disclosure, code execution, or further attacks.
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