CVE-2025-41249 is an improper authorization vulnerability in Spring Framework annotation detection. Annotation resolution can fail for methods in a type hierarchy whose parameterized supertype uses unbounded generics. Where Spring Security method-security annotations are declared on methods in such generic superclasses or interfaces, Spring may fail to detect the annotations and therefore omit the intended authorization decision.
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A Spring Framework annotation-resolution vulnerability that can undermine authorization decisions when Spring Security's @EnableMethodSecurity feature relies on security annotations in generic superclasses or interfaces. The reference assigns a CVSS v3 base score of 7.5. Applications not using @EnableMethodSecurity, or not using security annotations on methods in generic superclasses or interfaces, are described as unaffected.
A Spring Security method-level security annotation detection failure leading to authorization bypass, referenced for comparison and historical context.
An improper authorization vulnerability in the Spring Framework core (org.springframework:spring-core) dependency affecting Atlassian Bitbucket Data Center/Server.
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