server-side deserialization vulnerabilities
Server-side deserialization vulnerabilities refer to security weaknesses in applications where data is received from a client and deserialized on the server side. These vulnerabilities occur when the deserialization process is not properly validated or controlled, allowing an attacker to exploit the system by sending malicious data that can lead to remote code execution or other types of attacks.
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- patch management
- remote code execution (rce)
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