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CVE-2019-0235 is a cross-site request forgery vulnerability affecting Apache OFBiz 17.12.01. The issue allows some application actions to be triggered through forged requests when a legitimate OFBiz user is authenticated in the application. The available information identifies the flaw as a CSRF weakness but does not provide sufficient technical detail about the specific vulnerable endpoints, request handlers, or token-validation logic involved.
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A cross-site request forgery vulnerability affecting Apache OFBiz 17.12.01.
A specific Apache OFBiz vulnerability for which proof-of-concept or Metasploit exploit code was released; described as a CSRF issue in the content.
A specific Apache OFBiz vulnerability for which proof-of-concept or Metasploit exploit code was released.
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