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CVE-2016-3092 is an improper-input-validation denial-of-service vulnerability in Apache Commons FileUpload's MultipartStream multipart parser. Versions before 1.3.2 inefficiently process a multipart boundary whose length is just below the 4,096-byte upload read-buffer size. An attacker can submit a crafted multipart upload request that causes excessive CPU consumption while the parser searches for the boundary. The issue also affects products that bundle vulnerable Commons FileUpload versions, including affected Apache Tomcat releases.
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Denial-of-service flaw in Apache Commons FileUpload triggered by specially sized multipart boundaries.
A Commons FileUpload multipart-boundary parsing flaw can cause denial of service.
A denial-of-service vulnerability in Commons FileUpload triggered by specially sized multipart upload boundaries.
A denial-of-service vulnerability in Commons FileUpload's multipart-boundary processing.
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