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RHEL 7 : maven-shared-utils (RHSA-2022:1541)
The remote Redhat Enterprise Linux 7 host has packages installed that are affected by a vulnerability as referenced in the RHSA-2022:1541 advisory. The Apache Maven Shared Utils project aims to be an improved functional replacement for plexus-utils in Maven. Security Fixes: maven-shared-utils:...
maven-shared-utils: Command injection via Commandline class
A flaw was found in the maven-shared-utils package. This issue allows a Command Injection due to improper escaping, allowing a shell injection attack...
PT-2022-7347
Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions Apache Maven maven-shared-utils versions prior to 3.3.3 Description The issue is related to the Commandline class in Apache Maven maven-shared-utils, which can emit double-quoted strings without proper escaping. This allows for shell injection...
Apache Maven 命令注入漏洞
Apache Maven is an application from the Apache USA Foundation. A software project management and understanding tool. Apache Maven Shared Utils suffers from a command injection vulnerability that stems from improper input validation when handling double-quoted strings. A remote attacker could...
CVE-2022-29599
A flaw was found in the maven-shared-utils package. This issue allows a Command Injection due to improper escaping, allowing a shell injection attack...
Command Injection
maven-shared-utils is vulnerable to command injection. The vulnerability exists in BourneShell and Commandline classes due to improper escaping which allows a malicious attacker to inject and execute arbitrary commands...
3.6 bug fix and enhancement update
An update is available for apache-commons-io, atinject, jsr-305, maven-shared-utils, plexus-cipher, aopalliance, plexus-classworlds, guava, apache-commons-cli, plexus-containers, plexus-sec-dispatcher, httpcomponents-client, maven-resolver, apache-commons-lang3, plexus-interpolation, sisu,...
OS Command Injection
maven-shared-utils is vulnerable to OS command injection. An attacker is able to inject and execute arbitrary OS commands on the host OS via the Commandline class due to insecure validation and escaping of double-quoted strings...