jinjava Sandbox Bypass via JavaType-Based Deserialization: Early Warning
An early warning has been issued regarding a potential sandbox bypass vulnerability in jinjava, which could allow remote code execution.
What happened
Reportedly, jinjava's sandbox restrictions can be bypassed through JavaType-based deserialization, potentially enabling an attacker to instantiate arbitrary classes and achieve remote code execution. This issue is currently under investigation and is tracked under the ID GHSA-M49C-G9WR-HV6V. Software engineers using jinjava are advised to upgrade to the latest version and review any custom templates for potential exploitation vectors. The severity of this threat is classified as high, and further details should be obtained from the primary sources.
How 0Day mitigates this
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