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CVE-2016-2510 is an unsafe deserialization vulnerability in BeanShell (bsh2) versions before 2.0b6. BeanShell's XThis.Handler can be incorporated into a specially constructed object/class chain that executes code when an application deserializes attacker-controlled data through Java serialization or XStream. The flaw becomes exploitable because the presence of the vulnerable BeanShell library on the application's classpath supplies a usable deserialization gadget.
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A remote code execution vulnerability in bsh2 through deserialization.
A BeanShell deserialization vulnerability that can enable remote arbitrary code execution with the permissions of the affected application.
A BeanShell deserialization vulnerability that can permit remote arbitrary code execution when BeanShell is on an application's classpath and specially constructed serialized objects are processed.
A BeanShell (bsh2) deserialization flaw that can enable remote attackers to execute arbitrary code with the permissions of an application using BeanShell, where BeanShell is on the classpath and attacker-controlled crafted objects are deserialized.
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