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CVE-2017-5929 is an unsafe Java deserialization vulnerability in QOS.ch Logback versions before 1.2.0. The SocketServer and ServerSocketReceiver remote-logging components can be configured to receive serialized objects over a network connection. They deserialize untrusted attacker-supplied data, permitting exploitation through an available deserialization gadget chain.
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A serialization vulnerability in Logback SocketServer and ServerSocketReceiver.
A logback insecure deserialization vulnerability in SocketServer and ServerSocketReceiver remote-logging interfaces. An authenticated adjacent-network attacker can execute arbitrary code using custom deserialization gadget chains.
A Logback unsafe deserialization vulnerability in SocketServer and ServerSocketReceiver remote-logging interfaces that can permit arbitrary code execution.
A logback insecure deserialization vulnerability in SocketServer and ServerSocketReceiver remote-logging interfaces. An authenticated adjacent-network attacker can execute arbitrary code using custom deserialization gadget chains.
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