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.
Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to Denial Of Service through the run_tool
command in the rapids
component, which allows the main
function of any class under the water.tools
namespace to be called. An attacker can crash the server by invoking the MojoConvertTool
class with an invalid argument.
Start the server, running java -jar h2o.jar
(version 3.46.0, older versions should also work)
Send the following POST
request (replacing HOSTED_IP
with your assigned local IP):
curl http://HOSTED_IP:54321/99/Rapids --data-urlencode 'ast=(run_tool "MojoConvertTool" ["", "", "", ""])'