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CVE-2016-3724, tracked as Jenkins SECURITY-266, is an information-disclosure vulnerability in Jenkins before 2.3 and Jenkins LTS before 1.651.2. Jenkins exposed encrypted secrets stored directly in job or item configuration to authenticated users granted Extended Read access. The disclosed data could include encrypted password values.
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A Jenkins sensitive-information disclosure in which encrypted secrets, including passwords, could be exposed to users able to read configuration.
A Jenkins sensitive-information disclosure in which encrypted secrets, including passwords, could be exposed to users able to read configuration.
A Jenkins security vulnerability addressed by upgrading the Jenkins continuous integration server to upstream version 1.651.2 LTS. The content does not map the specific flaw type to this individual CVE.
An information-disclosure vulnerability in Jenkins that allowed users with Extended Read/configuration-read access to view encrypted secrets, such as passwords, embedded directly in job or item configuration.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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