The blog post discusses CVE-2024-22263, a critical vulnerability in Spring Cloud Data Flow. It explains how the Skipper server's insufficient file path sanitization allows attackers with API access to write arbitrary files to the server, potentially compromising it. The post also covers exploit details, mitigation steps, and patch recommendations.
The blog post discusses a vulnerability (CVE-2024-39877) in Apache Airflow, allowing authenticated users to execute arbitrary code via the doc_md parameter. The issue involves improper handling of Jinja2 templates, leading to potential security risks.
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