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CVE-2018-1313 is an improper input-validation vulnerability in Apache Derby Network Server versions 10.3.1.4 through 10.14.1.0. A remote client can submit a specially crafted network request that causes the Network Server to boot a database from a location chosen by the attacker, with attacker-controlled database contents. The request succeeds when the server is not protected by a Java Security Manager policy, or when its policy grants read access to the attacker-selected database location. The default Network Server policy distributed with affected releases is permissive enough for the attack to succeed.
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Dependency vulnerability in the outdated Apache Derby component.
Vulnerability in the outdated Apache Derby dependency.
Potential vulnerability in Apache Derby 10.10.2.0.
Known Apache Derby dependency vulnerability.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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