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Webwork direct method invocation can bypass validatingStack through Action aliases

🗓️ 20 Nov 2012 01:56:54Reported by danhType 
atlassian
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Webwork direct method invocation bypasses validatingStack through Action aliases. Action aliases in WebWork support reusing the same action logic with different results based on interceptors. A security issue arises when aliases use different interceptor stacks for the same action, allowing an attacker to bypass XSRF and validation protections

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