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CVE-2016-5406 is an improper privilege-management vulnerability in Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) 7 domain management. In affected releases, the domain controller can fail to propagate administrative role-based access control (RBAC) configuration to certain slave hosts. The resulting inconsistency in administrative authorization policy can allow an authenticated remote user to obtain privileges beyond those intended by the domain-wide RBAC configuration.
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A domain-mode RBAC propagation flaw in JBoss EAP that may allow affected slave servers to gain elevated privileges.
Domain-controller RBAC propagation flaw that can permit privilege escalation on some slave servers.
EAP domain-controller RBAC propagation flaw that can allow privilege escalation on some slave systems.
Domain-controller RBAC configuration propagation flaw that can permit privilege escalation on certain slave systems.
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