CVE-2013-2465
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A flaw in Java's 2D graphics component allows attackers to break out of the Java sandbox and run malicious code on your computer just by visiting a website or opening a file. This is critical because Java is used by millions of people worldwide.
CVE-2013-2465 is a sandbox bypass vulnerability in the 2D graphics rendering component of Java SE (versions 7u21, 6u45, 5u45 and OpenJDK 7) related to incorrect image channel verification. Remote attackers can deliver malicious applets or JNLP applications that exploit this flaw to execute arbitrary code with user privileges, bypassing Java's security model and affecting confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
The full analysis of this CVE is available in Portuguese →