Insecure Communication Flaw in Sun Java System Identity Manager
CVE-2009-1074
Currently unrated
Summary
The Sun Java System Identity Manager versions 7.0 to 8.0 contain a vulnerability that allows sensitive information to be intercepted by attackers due to improper implementation of SSL encryption. This issue arises from the failure to enforce SSL in all necessary situations, particularly concerning SSL termination devices and the lack of support for relative URLs. As a result, attackers can easily sniff network traffic, leading to potential data breaches.
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Vulnerability Reserved
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