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CVE-2017-15718 is an information-disclosure vulnerability in the YARN NodeManager in Apache Hadoop 2.7.3 and 2.7.4. The NodeManager can expose the password for its credential store provider to YARN applications, compromising the confidentiality of that credential. The specific vulnerable function and disclosure mechanism are not established.
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The post describes this as an unauthorized remote code execution vulnerability involving the Hadoop YARN REST API and identifies it as an intrusion method used by h2Miner.
Described in the content as an unauthorized remote code execution vulnerability in the Hadoop YARN REST API exploited by H2Miner/Kinsing operators.
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