CVE-2013-0431
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A flaw in Java's security sandbox allows attackers to escape restrictions and run malicious code if a user interacts with a specially crafted file or website. This bypasses Java's built-in protections that normally prevent untrusted programs from accessing your system.
An unspecified vulnerability in the JMX (Java Management Extensions) subsystem of Oracle Java SE 7 (up to Update 11) and OpenJDK 7 permits user-assisted remote code execution by circumventing sandbox restrictions. The attack vector requires user interaction and exploits weaknesses in the security manager's access control mechanisms, enabling arbitrary code execution outside the intended security boundary.
The full analysis of this CVE is available in Portuguese →