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CVE-2019-10086 is a vulnerability in Apache Commons BeanUtils affecting versions through 1.9.3. Although version 1.9.2 introduced a BeanIntrospector intended to suppress access to the Java classloader through the universal Java object class property, PropertyUtilsBean did not enable that protection by default. Consequently, attacker-controlled property resolution can expose classloader-related properties.
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A flaw in Apache Commons BeanUtils in which PropertyUtilsBean does not suppress the class property by default.
Apache Commons BeanUtils flaw in which PropertyUtilsBean does not suppress the class property by default.
Apache Commons BeanUtils PropertyUtilsBean does not suppress the class property by default.
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