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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. MVEL as an attack vector. Java-based expression languages provide significant flexibility when using middleware products such as Business Rules Management System. BRMS This flexibility comes at a price as there are significant security concerns in their use. In this article MVEL. Is used in JBoss BRMS. To demonstrate some of the problems. Other products might be exposed to the same risk. Language. An interesting approach has been chosen for the imp.

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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. MVEL as an attack vector. Java-based expression languages provide significant flexibility when using middleware products such as Business Rules Management System. BRMS This flexibility comes at a price as there are significant security concerns in their use. In this article MVEL. Is used in JBoss BRMS. To demonstrate some of the problems. Other products might be exposed to the same risk. Language. An interesting approach has been chosen for the imp.

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