Tool Expoits Data Flaws in JavaServer Faces

Author: Donald Sears
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Researchers have released software that exposes private information and
executes arbitrary code on sensitive websites by exploiting weaknesses
in the widely used web development technology JavaServer Faces. Read the full article. [The Register]

Researchers have released software that exposes private information and
executes arbitrary code on sensitive websites by exploiting weaknesses
in the widely used web development technology JavaServer Faces. Read the full article. [The Register]

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