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New Java & Solaris Vulnerabilities

Written by Michael Larabel in Oracle on 18 April 2007 at 11:27 AM EDT. Add A Comment

After last week's DoS attack advisory a new vulnerability has been discovered for Sun's Solaris and the Java Web Console. Affected systems could be remotely penetrated due to a format string error in its call to syslog(). This vulnerability can be resolved by upgrading to post Sun Java Web Console 2.2.6 or newer. This security advisory comes from SecuObs.

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