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Beveilingsadvies; NCSC-2025-0393 [1.0.0]
- Beveiligingsadvies
- NCSC-2025-0393 [1.0.0]
- Publicatie
- 12-12-2025 09:12 (Europe/Amsterdam)
- Prioriteit
- Normaal
- Betreft
- Kwetsbaarheid verholpen in GeoServer
Kenmerken
- Improper Restriction of XML External Entity Reference
Omschrijving
OSGeo heeft een kwetsbaarheid verholpen in GeoServer (Specifiek voor versies 2.26.0 tot 2.26.2 en 2.25.6)
De kwetsbaarheid bevindt zich in de wijze waarop GeoServer XML-input verwerkt, specifiek via de /geoserver/wms GetMap-operatie. Onjuiste sanitatie van XML-input stelt aanvallers in staat om gevoelige bestanden openbaar te maken of Denial-of-Service-aanvallen uit te voeren met behulp van op maat gemaakte XML-input. Er zijn gevallen van actief misbruik van deze kwetsbaarheid bekend.
Oplossingen
OSGeo heeft updates uitgebracht om de kwetsbaarheid te verhelpen. Zie bijgevoegde referenties voor meer informatie.
Referenties
CVE's
- CVE-2025-58360 - CVSS (v4) 6.9
Producten
GeoServer
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