Live hacking: Breaking into your Java web app
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Live demos exploit real flaws: a crafted content-type uses Apache Struts RCE and OGNL to run /bin/bash on Heroku, a zip upload triggers zip slip to overwrite JDK binaries, and a long input triggers ReDoS against a regex-based router. Scanning examples use curl and the http CLI; Docker Hub’s Node image shows 567 vulnerabilities. Presenter cites Equifax’s 143 million records, a typical 16-day patch turnaround and ~2.5 years average disclosure, and urges left-shifted CI/local scanning and dependency tooling to prevent these exact failures.
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