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CVE-2026-47873 is an exposure flaw in the Boot Dashboard Docker integration of Spring Tools for Eclipse. In affected versions, the integration publishes container control ports on all host network interfaces by binding them to 0.0.0.0 instead of restricting access to the local loopback interface. The exposed services are described as unauthenticated JDWP debug and JMX management ports. As a result, functionality intended for local-only container control and debugging can become reachable from other systems on the network. Affected versions are Spring Tools for Eclipse 5.2.0 and earlier.
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A vulnerability in Spring Tools Docker integration that exposes unauthenticated JDWP and JMX ports on all network interfaces.
A vulnerability in Spring Tools Docker integration that exposes unauthenticated JDWP and JMX ports on all network interfaces.
A vulnerability in Spring Tools for Eclipse where the Boot Dashboard Docker integration exposes container control ports on all host network interfaces instead of limiting them to loopback, potentially allowing unauthorized access.
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