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    <title>CVE-2017-12815</title>
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        <p>Analysis of the Bomgar Remote Support Portal JavaStart.jar Applet 52790 and earlier revealed that it is vulnerable to a path traversal vulnerability. The archive can be downloaded from a given Bomgar Remote Support Portal deployment at https://domain/api/content/JavaStart.jar and is callable from an arbitrary website using &lt;object&gt; and/or &lt;appletHTML&gt; tags. Successful exploitation results in file creation/modification/deletion in the operating system and with privileges of the user that ran the Java applet.</p>
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