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CVE-2015-4902 is a security-feature bypass vulnerability in the Deployment component of Oracle Java SE 6u101, 7u85, and 8u60. It allows remote attackers to affect integrity through unspecified vectors and is identified as a Java click-to-play bypass. APT28 used the vulnerability in its Sedkit exploit kit, including exploitation when it was a zero-day in 2015. The vulnerable function and underlying implementation defect are unspecified.
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A vulnerability used by APT28 to bypass security features as part of defense evasion. The affected product and technical mechanism are not specified.
Listed as a vulnerability leveraged in an exploit chain to fully compromise targeted systems; no vulnerability-specific technical details are provided.
A vulnerability used by APT28 to bypass security features for defense evasion.
A 2015 Java click-to-play bypass vulnerability cited as one of the zero-days exploited by the Sednit group.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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