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| com.fasterxml.jackson.core | False Positive. The exploit primarily is about enabling polymorphic type handling with the object mapper and writing class specifics into the JSON object. There are two ways of doing this:
By default the ObjectMapper does not enableDefaultTyping, the code base is not using either approach, so the possibility of the exploit vector does not apply. | |||||||||||
| com.fasterxml.jackson.core | DMaaP client dependency: From Dmaap Security/Vulnerability - Beijing: The application is vulnerable by using this component, when default typing is enabled. Message Router do not use the default typing, so using the jackson-databind will not make message router vulnerable | |||||||||||
| org.codehaus.jackson | False Positive. The exploit primarily is about enabling polymorphic type handling with the object mapper and writing class specifics into the JSON object. There are two ways of doing this:
By default the ObjectMapper does not enableDefaultTyping, the resources code bases are not using either approach, so the possibility of the exploit vector does not apply. | |||||||||||
aai/esr-server | com.fasterxml.jackson.core | False Positive Explanation: This vulnerability issue only exists if com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper.setDefaultTyping() is called before it is used for deserialization. esr-server doesn't invoke this method, esr-server use new Gson().fromJson(String json, Obj.class) and new Gson().toJson(obj) to deserialization and serialization. https://github.com/FasterXML/jackson-docs/wiki/JacksonPolymorphicDeserialization In esr-server, Gson is used to deserialization and serialization: | |||||||||||
aai/champ | commons-httpclient | False positive. This is imported by hadoop which is used for hbase configs; in Beijing, AAI is configured with Janus on cassandra so it will not be accessing these classes. In Casablanca, Champ will serve as a multi-purpose data broker so we will look to upgrade the hadoop libraries to the most current versions. | |||||||||||
aai/search-data-service | com.google.guava | A dependency of a child dependency, json-schema-validator. Even the latest version of json-schema-validator does not have the required fix version for the above components. | |||||||||||
aai/search-data-service | code.libphonumber | A dependency of a child dependency, json-schema-validator. Even the latest version of json-schema-validator does not have the required fix version for the above components. AAI is not vulnerable to this issue in the dependency, it does not use the component in the way described. | |||||||||||
aai/search-data-service | javax.mail | A dependency of a child dependency, json-schema-validator. Even the latest version of json-schema-validator does not have the required fix version for the above components. AAI is not vulnerable to this issue in the dependency, it does not use the component in the way described. | |||||||||||
aai/data-router | org.apache.cxf | This artifact is a child dependency for data-router which comes from camel-cxf:2.22.1, and 2.22.1 is the latest version available for camel-cxf. | |||||||||||
| org.codehaus.groovy | This dependency is a child dependency of org.apache.tinkerpop:gremlin-groovy which is required for traversals. We tried a later version but it is not compatible with the graphdb. | |||||||||||
| com.google.guava | This dependency is a child dependency of Cassandra which is required for the graphdb; newer versions of Cassandra do not upgrade to a non-vulnerable version of this depedency. Guava is vulnerable to Denial of Service (DoS) when untrusted input is supplied to the AtomicDoubleArray and CompoundOrdering classes - AAI doesn't depend on guava to do this anywhere. | |||||||||||
aai/aai-resources aai/cacher aai/aai-common | org.apache.activemq | This vulnerability is dependent on XalanXPathEvaluator.java using an insecure or absent document parser. AAI does not use this function, so it does not apply to AAI | |||||||||||
aai/esr-server | com.smoketurner.dropwizard | Can the security team show the AAI/ESR team how this component is showing up the dependencies? If you look at the dependency tree it's not called out, so we are not sure how to proceed: https://jenkins.onap.org/job/aai-esr-server-maven-clm-master/12/consoleFull From Pawel: "as it is related to - jackson-databind is vulnerable to Remote Code Execution (RCE). Please simply add this line into your analysis." | |||||||||||
aai/champ | org.apache.hadoop |
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| org.springframework.boot (child dependency has tomcat embed) |
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aai/aai-common | org.spring-web |
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aai/spike | org.spring-web |
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aai/chameleon | commons-fileupload |
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aai/chameleon | commons-codec |
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aai/event-client | com.rabbitmq |
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