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CVE-2026-44417 is a moderate-severity remote code execution vulnerability in Apache CXF's JMS transport component. The issue is an incomplete fix for CVE-2025-48913, leaving an additional code path through which code execution remains possible when JMS configuration is influenced by untrusted users. The flaw affects the Apache CXF JMS transport module and arises from unsafe handling of untrusted JMS configuration data, allowing attacker-controlled configuration to reach execution-capable logic through an alternate path not covered by the earlier fix.
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Apache CXF remote code execution vulnerability via untrusted JMS configuration.
A remote code execution vulnerability in Apache CXF stemming from an incomplete fix for an older RCE bug, where untrusted JMS configuration may enable code execution through another code path.
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