| Package | Affected versions | Patched versions |
|---|---|---|
| mod jk | = 1.2= 1.2.1= 1.2.10= 1.2.11= 1.2.12= 1.2.13= 1.2.14= 1.2.14.1= 1.2.15= 1.2.16= 1.2.17= 1.2.18= 1.2.19= 1.2.20= 1.2.21= 1.2.22= 1.2.23= 1.2.24= 1.2.25= 1.2.26= 1.2.6= 1.2.7= 1.2.8= 1.2.9 | |
| tomcat | = 4.0.0= 4.0.1= 4.0.2= 4.0.3= 4.0.4= 4.0.5= 4.0.6= 4.1.0= 4.1.1= 4.1.10= 4.1.11= 4.1.12= 4.1.13= 4.1.14= 4.1.15= 4.1.16= 4.1.17= 4.1.18= 4.1.19= 4.1.2= 4.1.20= 4.1.21= 4.1.22= 4.1.23= 4.1.24= 4.1.25= 4.1.26= 4.1.27= 4.1.28= 4.1.29= 4.1.3= 4.1.30= 4.1.31= 4.1.32= 4.1.33= 4.1.34= 4.1.35= 4.1.36= 4.1.4= 4.1.5= 4.1.6= 4.1.7= 4.1.8= 4.1.9= 5.0.0= 5.0.1= 5.0.10= 5.0.11= 5.0.12= 5.0.13= 5.0.14= 5.0.15= 5.0.16= 5.0.17= 5.0.18= 5.0.19= 5.0.2= 5.0.21= 5.0.22= 5.0.23= 5.0.24= 5.0.25= 5.0.26= 5.0.27= 5.0.28= 5.0.29= 5.0.3= 5.0.30= 5.0.4= 5.0.5= 5.0.6= 5.0.7= 5.0.8= 5.0.9= 5.5.0= 5.5.1= 5.5.10= 5.5.11= 5.5.12= 5.5.13= 5.5.14= 5.5.15= 5.5.16= 5.5.17= 5.5.18= 5.5.19= 5.5.2= 5.5.20= 5.5.21= 5.5.22 |
The JK Connector (aka mod_jk) 1.2.0 through 1.2.26 in Apache Tomcat allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information via an arbitrary request from an HTTP client, in opportunistic circumstances involving (1) a request from a different client that included a Content-Length header but no POST data or (2) a rapid series of requests, related to noncompliance with the AJP protocol's requirements for requests containing Content-Length headers.
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Scan my site free= 5.5.23= 5.5.24= 5.5.25= 5.5.26= 5.5.27= 5.5.3= 5.5.4= 5.5.5= 5.5.6= 5.5.7= 5.5.8= 5.5.9