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Synthesis of the vulnerability 
An attacker can transmit malicious XML data to libjgraphx-java, in order to read a file, scan sites, or trigger a denial of service.
 Impacted software: Debian, Fedora, openSUSE Leap.
Severity of this computer vulnerability: 2/4.
Creation date: 05/03/2018.
Références of this announce: CVE-2017-18197, DLA-1299-1, FEDORA-2018-b268b5bbb5, FEDORA-2018-b3f8bee2e0, openSUSE-SU-2018:0616-1, VIGILANCE-VUL-25426.
Description of the vulnerability 
An attacker can transmit malicious XML data to libjgraphx-java, in order to read a file, scan sites, or trigger a denial of service.
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This computer threat alert impacts software or systems such as Debian, Fedora, openSUSE Leap.
Our Vigil@nce team determined that the severity of this weakness announce is medium.
The trust level is of type confirmed by the editor, with an origin of document.
An attacker with a expert ability can exploit this computer weakness bulletin.
Solutions for this threat 
Debian: new libjgraphx-java packages.
New packages are available:
Debian 7: libjgraphx-java 1.4.1.0-3+deb7u1
Fedora: new jgraphx packages.
New packages are available:
Fedora 26: jgraphx 3.6.0.0-3.fc26
Fedora 27: jgraphx 3.6.0.0-4.fc27
openSUSE Leap 42.3: new jgraphx packages.
New packages are available:
openSUSE Leap 42.3: jgraphx 3.1.2.1-7.3.1
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